In addition to the 25 players mentioned above, the Titans invited 11 more to take part in the minicamp on a tryout basis. These players are attempting to catch the staff's eyes in hopes of continuing their football careers. As was the case, Tennessee went defense-heavy with the tryouts, with seven invited players playing on that side of the ball.

Ward was the top pick with plenty of expectations on his shoulders, while Levis has been inconsistent at best to start his NFL career. Levis went 2-10 as a starter for the Titans last season with 13 touchdown passes to 12 interceptions with a level of play that helped put the AFC South team in position to get the No. 1 pick.