There are a number of reasons why the Titans have become one of the NFL's most meager franchises in recent years. Quarterback issues such as the Will Levis debacle, an owner with a quick trigger on firings, and several first-round busts have all plagued the franchise.

Tennessee Titans head coach Brian Callahan addressed the media before Saturday's practice and discussed his goals for the offense in 2025.

The Titans were in a tailspin last year, going 3-14 with bottom-six finishes in both points scored and points allowed. They ended the season on a six-game losing streak. Quarterback Will Levis was benched late in the campaign for Mason Rudolph, and general manager Ran Carthon was let go after just two seasons.

The Tennessee Titans are starting training camp very competitive as they prepare for the preseason. The defense is taking new shape with linebacker Cody Barton

Burks' production has slipped on an annual basis since his rookie season. He caught 33 passes for 444 yards and a touchdown in that debut campaign but logged just 16 grabs the following year and only four catches last fall. The downward trajectory could continue if the collarbone injury leaves him out of the lineup for an extended period.

Per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Treylon Burks has been diagnosed with a broken collarbone after suffering an injury at the team's stadium practice. According to Rapoport, the injury occurred when Burks made a diving catch on the sidelines.

The Tennessee Titans are practicing without cornerback L'Jarius Sneed. Sneed spoke briefly with The Tennessean about his rehab and return.

They signed Joey Slye, and while it's only July, Slye has already proven why the Titans wanted him. They held a training camp practice at their home stadium in front of fans on Saturday, and Slye booted an incredible field goal. He drilled it from 66 yards. That's the same distance as Justin Tucker's NFL record.