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Saleh's Joint Practices Plan: Titans' Preseason Boost

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Titans coach Robert Saleh is excited about joint practices this training camp, aiming for three sessions with different teams to prepare for preseason games. He prefers one-day practices for health and intensity, and the setup allows more time at home in Nashville. The running back group is looking strong, and these joints could provide early momentum for the Titans.

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Saleh's Joint Practices Plan: Titans' Preseason Boost

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On March 31, Titans coach Robert Salah is hyped about joint practices this training camp. He wants three sessions with different teams to prep for preseason games, one with the Panthers and Nashville before game 2, another home matchup, still to be named, and a road practice with a third opponent. Nothing's locked in yet since the NFL preseason schedule drops in May. Salah made his pitch at the owner's meetings, saying he scheduled one with Carolina for week 2 and hopes to snag the others too. Fans and players love how these practices ramp up intensity in a controlled way. Salah prefers just one day per team over the old two day grind, calling it smarter for health and that game like edge without extra wear. This year's setup means more time at home in Nashville after last summer's long road trips. Plus Salah's feeling good about the running back group, with Tony Pollard, Tise Spears, Kaleh Mullings and Julius Chessnet holding it down. As the schedule shapes up, these joints could give the titans that early momentum they need to build chemistry and stay sharp heading into the season.

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