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Ten Observations From the Second Day of Titans Training Camp

-Trubisky, who didn’t practice on Wednesday, went 10-of-20 on the day, with the pick. Will Levis went 9-of-13, including going 4-of-5 in the 7-on-7 period. Hendon Hooker didn’t throw a pass in the 7-on-7 or team drills on Thursday after getting some decent work on Wednesday.

-The Titans had some success in the run game. Several of the backs caught my eye, including rookie Nick Singleton. Singleton busted through the hole on his first handoff on the day, and he generated some buzz with a great cut. But it was Julius Chestnut who busted off two long runs, including one that would’ve gone for a touchdown from 60-plus yards. Running back Tyjae Spears caught five passes and shook himself into open space with some nice moves on a screen himself.

-The Titans took JC Latham off of the team’s Physically Unable to Perform list on Thursday, and Latham spent of lot of time working on a side field with the team’s strength and conditioning staff. Latham slapped five with former NFL linemen Ramon Foster and Brad Hopkins, now with Titans Radio, when he passed them on the sideline. Head coach Robert Saleh said Latham could return to practice on Saturday.

-Behind the practice-best five catches from Spears, and the four from Ayomanor, tight end Jaren Kanak had three. Robinson, Oliver, Mason Kinsey, Xavier Restrepo and Kylen Granson had two each. After a practice-best three catches on Wednesday, Carnell Tate had just one catch on Thursday.

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