The Tennessee Titans will hold their rookie minicamp this weekend, May 1-2, at the Vanderbilt Health Football Center in Nashville. This event will showcase the new draft class and undrafted rookies, along with the new coaching staff.
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The 2026 NFL Draft is over, and teams are filling out their rosters with the latest crop of undrafted rookie free agents or lining up tryouts for their upcoming rookie minicamps, and now we know when that will take place in Nashville.
On Monday, the Tennessee Titans announced that they will hold their first rookie minicamp at the Vanderbilt Health Football Center this weekend, May 1 to May 2, where they will get their first look at their eight-member draft class alongside their undrafted rookies.
Not only will this be the first time this class takes the field in their new surroundings, but it will also be the first time to observe the new coaching staff in action and see them meet the media. On the schedule, head coach Robert Saleh will be available on Friday, while the three coordinators, Brian Daboll, Gus Bradley, and John āBonesā Fassel, will be available on Saturday.
There could also be a flurry of activity heading into the weekend, as the team will have to officially sign the reported undrafted free agents and likely make a few roster adjustments to comply with the 90-man offseason roster restrictions. Officially, after the draft, the Titans roster was sitting at 86 players, but it has been reported that the team has agreed to terms with 14 undrafted rookies.
Stay tuned to Titans Wire as any roster moves are announced over the coming days leading into the weekend.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titans to kick off rookie minicamp on May 1
The rookie minicamp will occur on May 1 and May 2.
The minicamp will be held at the Vanderbilt Health Football Center in Nashville.
Head coach Robert Saleh will be available on Friday, and the coordinators will be available on Saturday.
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