NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Titans activated offensive tackle Nicholas Petit-Frere from the physically unable to perform list Friday after he passed his physical.
Petit-Frere started 16 games at right tackle as a rookie after being the 69th pick overall in 2022 out of Ohio State. He played only three games in 2023 after his suspension for gambling was reduced from six to four games, then he dealt with injuries.
The Titans put him on the physically unable to perform list before starting their first training camp with new coach Brian Callahan. He has missed five practices recovering from a knee procedure and returns to competing for the open starting job at right tackle.
Tennessee had only a closed walk-through Friday morning with the next practice open to media Saturday.
The Titans are busy revamping the offensive line under veteran coach Bill Callahan. They drafted JC Latham out of Alabama at No. 7 overall, putting him at left tackle next to left guard Peter Skoronski who was the top pick in 2023.
General manager Ran Carthon signed veteran Lloyd Cushenberry as the new centreq. The Titans are working through a variety of options to pick their starting right tackle and right guard to protect Will Levis.
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