Titans hydration staff manages practice in extreme Nashville heat
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 11:53 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

On August 15, the Tennessee Titans held a practice in Nashville where the temperature felt like 110 degrees. The team's hydration staff played a crucial role, utilizing at least a dozen water runners who refilled water bottles multiple times during the session. Quarterback Cam Ward had a notable practice, making significant completions including a 50-yard touchdown pass. The practice included a 10-minute cooling break to help players manage the heat. The Titans are scheduled to practice again on August 17 before a joint session with the Seattle Seahawks on August 21.
- •Temperature felt like 110 degrees during practice.
- •Hydration staff used 20-30 bags of ice.
- •Cam Ward threw a 50-yard touchdown to Elic Ayomanor.
- •Titans took a 10-minute break to cool off.
- •Next practice is on August 17.
- 11:53 PMYahoo Sports — Nashville felt like 110 degrees. Here's how Titans hydration staff pulled off practice
"Cam Ward had a nice bounceback day looking downfield, but the real story of Tennessee Titans practice was how the training staff kept everyone going on a day that felt like 110 degrees.
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