The Tennessee Titans' offense can expect a rough camp vs. this defense | Estes

Through two days of Tennessee Titans training camp, the offense has struggled to get consistently comfortable against Robert Saleh’s defense. In practice, offensive units haven’t been shut out, but passing has been difficult, with screens providing most of the easy production. Quarterbacks have been routinely rushed and flustered in the pocket, and none of the Titans’ top three signal-callers have been consistently effective. Mitch Trubisky had a rough Day 2 with the No. 2 offense, while Cam Ward showed flashes with receiver Elic Ayomanor, including a play for a TD after an improvised completion near the sideline. Saleh’s defense is portrayed as deep and healthy, with top talent and familiar personnel from his system, including Jermaine Johnson II’s comments about preparation with pads on.