Tennessee Titans provide injury to two newcomers

The Tennessee Titans have to deal with some remarkable injuries to a couple of their draft picks in the rookie -Minicamp.

Brian Callahan, head coach of Titans, said reporters that the former defender of Penn State, Kevin Winston Jr. (third round) and Michigan, the Kalel Mulings (sixth round), have to do with injuries. Winston Jr. still got out of a torn ACL, while mulling has worked back from the nuclear muscle operation.

In three seasons in Penn State, Winston Jr. recorded a total of 89 duels, forced fumbling, five defense and intercept. A Columbia, Md. Inborn, he fought against injuries during his college career, but now has the chance to turn things around in Nashville during his rookie year.

Callahan said that Winston Jr. will probably be completely released in the later offseason roller bearing.

“Obviously he comes from his ACL, he will be out here, he will move a bit, but he won't take part with the entire group,” said Callahan. “He gets closer and closer to being very clear. The training camp is probably the time it will happen, but it is good in his rehab, but he is not ready to take part in completely.”

Mullings was an important backup in the National Championship Team 2023 in Michigan before he had the best season of his career in 2024 by far. Last season he ended the career height in Rush attempts (185), Rushing Yards (948) and Rushing Touchdowns (12). This included four 100-yard rushing games and four competitions with several touchdowns.

“Kalel Mullings still published his operation that he had this low season,” said Callahan. “Nevertheless, you will see how he moves out there, but we are only careful with him at that time.”

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