Seahawks wrap joint practices getting best of the Titans’ injury-limited offense
Associated PressNASHVILLE, Tenn. — Former Seattle defensive backs Quandre Diggs and Jamal Adams did a lot of talking Thursday. Current Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon had the last word with an interception of Will Levis as Tennessee started a two-minute drill, and he punctuated his second pick of the day by running to give the ball to Adams who’s now with the Tennessee Titans. Titans coach Brian Callahan made clear he was disappointed with Tennessee’s execution in the final drill, though his offense was missing top receivers DeAndre Hopkins and Tyler Boyd. And so that’s good coaching to teach off of, but very disappointed in that.” The Seattle Seahawks and Tennessee Titans wrapped up their two days of joint practices Thursday with much more emotions coming out. Titans general manager Ran Carthon helped keep the Tennessee offensive line back after Seahawks defensive end Leonard Williams stopped himself after pulling back his right arm, apparently ready to punch rookie left tackle JC Latham while already on top of the seventh overall pick out of Alabama.
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