The Tennessee Titans are gearing up for rookie minicamp this Friday, and the excitement is building as they finalize their undrafted free agent signings. While initial reports suggested 13 UDFA pickups, the official list includes 11 newcomers, with six players waived Thursday to clear roster space. This crop of rookies brings fresh energy and potential, and several could surprise by earning a spot on the 53-man roster. Let's break down five undrafted prospects worth keeping an eye on during training camp.

First up, offensive tackle is a critical area of concern for the Titans. Behind starters Dan Moore Jr. and JC Latham, depth is thin, making Notre Dame's Tosh Wagner a standout candidate. Wagner was a two-year starter at right tackle for the Fighting Irish and served as a team captain, bringing invaluable experience, maturity, and leadership that general manager Mike Borgonzi values highly. His poise could be the key to securing a roster spot.

At safety, depth is also lacking behind Amani Hooker, Kevin Winston Jr., and Tony Adams. Enter USC's Bishop Fitzgerald, a ball-hawking defender who tied for seventh in the FBS with five interceptions last season. Fitzgerald walks into a favorable competition, and his playmaking ability could quickly elevate him in the depth chart.

Wide receiver Tyren Montgomery from John Carroll University has one of the most inspiring stories of this class. He only started playing football in college but dominated at the Division III level, racking up 2,600 receiving yards and 32 touchdowns in the 2024-25 season. After impressing at the Senior Bowl, Montgomery proved he can compete with top talent. The Titans are well-stocked at receiver, but his explosive potential makes him a must-watch during camp and preseason.

Outside cornerback is another area needing reinforcement behind starters Alontae Taylor and Cor'Dale Flott. Former Chiefs corner Joshua Williams now fills the first-man-off-the-bench role, but the Titans are adding size with Houston's Latrell McCutchin Sr. Standing at 6-3, McCutchin recorded 51 tackles and nine pass breakups in 2025, offering length and physicality that could thrive in defensive schemes.

Finally, Tennessee Volunteers cornerback Jalen McMurray rounds out the list. While details on his college stats are still emerging, his familiarity with the Titans' home state and potential to compete for a depth role make him an intriguing addition. As rookie minicamp kicks off, these five undrafted free agents have the talent and opportunity to turn heads and carve out a place on the roster.