Tennessee Titans news: Joint practice vs. Bears could provide 53-man roster clues

Tennessee Titans news: Joint practice vs. Bears could provide 53-man roster clues

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Tennessee Titans news: Joint practice vs. Bears could provide 53-man roster clues
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – AUGUST 23: Cam Ward #1 of the Tennessee Titans hands the ball off to Tyjae Spears #2 of the Tennessee Titans during the first half of a preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks at Nissan Stadium on August 23, 2026 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Justin Ford/Getty Images) | Getty Images

The Tennessee Titans are playing against the Chicago Bears in their final preseason game tomorrow, giving them one last chance to impress the coaching staff and front office before making the final cuts.

Some roster bubble spots will be finalized during the game as the Titans figure out who will represent them during the season.

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Today’s Titans news

A Way-too-Early 2027 Mock Draft Expects Great News for Titans Fans | Tennessee Titans On SI

The Titans should expect to have a high pick in the 2027 NFL draft. There’s a lot of talent coming in at the top of the class, including South Carolina pass rusher Dylan Stewart, who is expected to be one of the better defensive players in college football this season.

4 Titans’ position groups to watch in joint practice against Bears | Titans Wire

The Titans have intrigue all across the ball in how their players perform against the Bears in tomorrow’s preseason finale. However, these position groups stand out above the rest.

Today’s NFL news

Chicago Bears Injury Updates: Austin Booker is week-to-week | Windy City Gridiron

Bears defensive end Austin Booker is dealing with a groin issue, which should keep him out against the Titans. He may not be ready for the start of the season on Sept. 13.

NFL launches ‘3 strikes’ suspension system for dangerous tackles | SB Nation

The NFL is adopting a new way to penalize players for dirty and unnecessary tackles, which could result in more safety for the players.

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