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Biggest takeaways from Titans’ first practice of training camp

Training camp is officially here, as the Tennessee Titans took part in their first practice on Wednesday, which was open to reporters and gave us a look at the team in action.

While there were several interesting takeaways from the session, the biggest was the practice debut of wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, who was officially introduced on Tuesday.

Hopkins took part in drills but went in about halfway through practice. Beat reporters noted he did not appear to be dealing with an injury, so nothing to worry about there.

Another exciting part of Wednesday’s practice was the return of Harold Landry, who is coming back from a torn ACL suffered prior to last season. Landry was sans-brace and looked to be a full-go.

We have videos of both Landry and Hopkins below, as well as a bunch of other takeaways from the first training camp practice, courtesy of the beat writers on the ground. Keep scrolling to check them out.

Note: Photos included in this article are not from today’s practice, as those photos were not available upon publishing.

TE Josh Whyle (undisclosed) the only absence

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DeAndre Hopkins makes practice debut

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Hopkins apparently left practice early, but multiple beat writers noted it did not seem injury-related. Hopkins is expected to miss a few days early on in training camp as he takes care of family matters with the move to Nashville, as head coach Mike Vrabel stated on Tuesday.

Harold Landry is back!

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Jones, Ojukwu getting "significant early reps" at RT

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Good day for the QBs

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Via Jim Wyatt of Titans Online:

-Quarterback Ryan Tannehill was sharp from the get-go. Tannehill connected on 4 of his first 5 passes, and was 9 of 10 on the day.

-Quarterback Malik Willis was good on Day 1 as well. Willis threw some bullets early, and was 4-of-4 in the opening period. He completed his first six passes before a pair of incompletions, and finished the day 6-of-8. Willis also tucked the ball and turned in some nice runs.

-Quarterback Will Levis also got off to a nice start, connecting on all six of his pass attempts. It was an all-around good day for the QBs.

Kicker notes

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Plays of the day

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Kyle Philthy!

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Vrabel names offseason award winners

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Assorted notes

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Practice videos

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Player, coach comments

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