A Summer of Growth on the Gridiron
The Tennessee Titans are set to host seven coed youth football camps across the state this summer, each designed to welcome children between the ages of 7 and 14 into the game. One of the camps is specifically tailored for girls, offering flag football in a fun, supportive setting. The programs are part of the franchise’s broader investment in nurturing the next generation of players and fans.
Every registered participant will receive a photo with T‑Rac, a Titans‑branded camp t‑shirt, a gift bag, and a ticket to the upcoming Titans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars game. Families can also purchase discounted tickets for the matchup, adding extra value to the camp experience. The camps are staffed by a blend of local high school and college coaches alongside current Titans players, ensuring expert instruction and mentorship.
Josh Corey, Titans Vice President of Cause Marketing, highlighted the significance of these camps, noting that they serve as a gateway for youngsters to discover football while building essential life skills. "Our goal is to introduce the game in a positive environment that emphasizes fundamentals, teamwork, and confidence," Corey said. The curriculum includes proper positioning, run drills, and team‑building exercises.
The camps will be held in multiple Tennessee communities, including Gallatin, Franklin, Clarksville, Murfreesboro, Nashville, Chattanooga, and Mt. Juliet. Each location offers a unique regional flavor while sharing the same commitment to youth development and community engagement. Detailed schedules and registration information are available at TennesseeTitans.com/YouthFootballCamps.
Beyond the on‑field instruction, the camps aim to create lasting memories through interactive experiences and exclusive game‑day perks. By combining skill development with community outreach, the Titans hope to inspire a lifelong love of the sport among Tennessee’s youngest fans.