NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Titans got starting left tackle Dan Moore Jr. back in practice at training camp Thursday after he left the previous session early.
Unfortunately for the offense, wide receiver Elic Ayomanor’s day ended early after he hurt one of his shoulders.
“Feels stable, but we’ll get more information later,” Tennessee first-year head coach Robert Saleh said of Ayomanor, before adding of defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers: “And then JFM’s dealing with a low back (injury). Doesn’t seem concerning.”
Moore’s status after walking off the field Tuesday was a big concern with the Titans already trying to identify new starters at center and right guard on the offensive line. Moore was one of Tennessee’s big free-agent additions in 2025 and started 16 games last season. He was back for team drills Thursday.
Ayomanor was second on the team with 515 receiving yards last season, which led all of Tennessee’s wide receivers in a year when veteran Calvin Ridley was limited to seven games by injuries. Ayomanor tied fellow rookie Chimere Dike with four touchdown catches to lead Tennessee in that category, too, and averaged 12.6 yards per reception.
Ayomanor made a nice catch Thursday over cornerback Alontae Taylor in a red-zone period. Later in practice, Ayomanor collided with safety Kevin Winston Jr. on a route that left the receiver on the ground before he got up holding his shoulder.