The Tennessee Titans finished off their second week of training camp with the annual Blue & White scrimmage on Friday night at Nissan Stadium. In what was a competitive contest, the defense eventually prevailed using the modified scoring system.
As with the performances early in training camp, there have been some ups and downs, and that was the case throughout the second week of training camp, with both good and bad performances.
Here's a look at the players who are rising or falling in the training camp stock report.
Stock up: LB James Williams
Williams has consistently made plays throughout training camp and in the scrimmage. The former college safety has reshaped his body, looks explosive, and has made plays at every level of the defense. He has been one of the biggest
surprises during the early stage of training camp.
Stock down: LB Cody Barton
Barton is being pushed by rookie second-round pick Anthony Hill Jr., who continues to gain traction in the defense, and has not made the impact many would have expected. Barton struggled in 2025 and has not taken a step forward during training camp. The veteran linebacker looks stiff in coverage and is being outplayed by Williams, Hill, and Cedric Gray through the first two weeks of camp. No one knows how many linebackers the Titans will keep, and Barton needs to pick up the pace.
Stock up: RB Nick Singleton
Singleton got some extra reps in the scrimmage when both Tyjae Spears and Kalel Mullings left with injuries, and the rookie running back took full advantage. Singleton looked decisive and explosive, and proved he could be a solid complement to Tony Pollard in the backfield.
Stock down: RB Kalel Mullings
Mullings is fighting for one of the final roster spots; he needs to perform, and leaving the scrimmage early does not help his cause. He finished with two carries for eight yards, but missed a golden opportunity with Tyjae Spears also getting banged up.
Stock up: Edge Jaylen Harrell
Like Williams, Harrell is making a strong case to be on the roster in 2026. The third-year edge appears to be coming into his own in Robert Saleh’s system and makes plays daily in practice. It will be fun to see if he can carry that over into the preseason games.
Stock down: QB Will Levis
Levis went viral calling himself one of the top 32 quarterbacks in the league; unfortunately, his training camp performance has not backed that up. If anything, Levis lost ground to Mitch Trubisky in the battle to be Cam Ward’s backup throughout the week, and would clearly be on the outside of the roster if the preseason ended today.
Stock up: DT Khalen Saunders
Tennessee signed Saunders one week ago, and the veteran defensive tackle has been visible and made plays throughout the week. With the Titans planning to use waves of players along the defensive front during the season, Saunders has a chance to stick if he keeps up this performance.
Stock down: K Joey Slye
Slye has always been known for having a strong but erratic leg, but now, after a disappointing scrimmage where he missed multiple kicks, that comes into question. Slye came up short on a 50-yard attempt and missed wide on two others. Tennessee worked out three kickers on Saturday, and although none were signed, it definitely sends a message that Slye needs to pick it up.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans training camp: Week 2 Stock watch
