**NASHVILLE** – Titans training camp is officially in the books.
After 15 open practices, which included joint practices with the 49ers, Seahawks and Bears, the team ended camp on Thursday and will now turn its attention to the preseason finale vs the Bears, roster cuts, and the regular season.
Before we look too far ahead, let's take a quick look back at the statistical leaders for training camp 2026.
I'll say right here these are \*unofficial.
I counted all of them myself after watching every single play of every single practice. (I did my best to watch the defense during the joint practices, but watched all of the offense).
Still, there's always a chance for human error, either with addition, or eyesight.
Just keep in mind they were tallied without an official statistician, or binoculars.
Below is a list of how the quarterbacks performed, who led the team in receptions, and interceptions, and how kicker Joey Slye performed.
I wish I could give you more defensive stats, but sacks and tackles are more subjective in these non-tackling sessions.
OK, enough chatter about it all.
Here's a look at the stats from 7-on-7 and team periods combined:
Cam Ward – 228-of-338 overall, with 9 interceptions
Mitchell Trubisky – 181-of-246 overall, with 8 interceptions
Will Levis – 102-of-172 overall, with 3 interceptions
Hendon Hooker – 5-of-6 overall, with 0 interceptions
TE David Martin-Robinson: 12
CB Alontae Taylor: 3 (Ward, vs Seahawks, Ward)
LB James Williams: 2 (Trubisky both times)
S Tony Adams: 2 (Trubisky, vs Bears)
CB Mario Goodrich: 2 (vs 49ers, Levis)
S Erick Hallett: 2 (Trubisky, vs Bears)
DE Jermaine Johnson: 1 (Ward)
LB Anthony Hill Jr.: 1 (Trubisky)
S Kevin Winston Jr: 1 (Ward)Sanoussi Kane: 1 (Levis).
CB Nazeeh Johnson: 1 (vs 49ers)
CB Keydrain Calligan: 1 (Trubisky)