Watch: Tennessee Titans' draft picks hit the ground running
The Tennessee Titans wrapped up their rookie minicamp and finally saw their 2025 draft class on the practice field.
With Kevin Winston Jr. and Kalel Mullings nursing injuries, only seven of their selections participated in the drills the staff put together during this orientation period.
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Here are some videos of those seven, and a first look at the future Titans on the field.
Cam Ward
OLB Oluwafemi Oladejo
WR Chimere Dike
TE Gunnar Helm
WR Elic Ayomanor
G Jackson Slater
CB Marcus Harris
Although not a draft choice, here is a video of Xavier Restrepo, who will likely be one of the most discussed Titans' undrafted rookie free agents in quite some time.
WR Xavier Restrepo
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Watch: Tennessee Titans' draft picks hit the ground running
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