The Titans rookie minicamp started Friday with 48 players in attendance. Four of those players are the Titans draft picks, 22 of them are undrafted free agents, one of them is Tyler Ferguson – an undrafted free agent quarterback last season, and the other 21 are players in on a tryout basis.

Here’s a look at those 21 tryout players:

Offense

WR, Ishmael Hyman, James Madison

WR, Je’mari Luper, Central Oklahoma

WR, Davon Grayson, East Carolina

TE, Jeb Blazevich, Georgia

TE, Anthony Firkser, Harvarda

OT, Sunny Odogwu, UCLA

C, Erik Austell, Charleston Southern

G, Frank Sutton, Louisiana-Monroe

Defense

CB, Joe Brown, Western Kentucky

CB, Joseph Este, Tennessee-Martin

S, Jordan Brown, James Madison

ILB, Chequan Burkett, Central Florida

ILB, Robert Spillane, Western Michigan

OLB, Derek McCartney, Colorado

OLB, Tobenna Okeke, Fresno State

OLB, Aaron Tiller, Southern

DE, Connor Flagel, Central Missouri State

NT, Copache Tyler, Yale

DT, Scott Pagano, Oregon

Special teams

P/K, Gary Wunderlich, Duke

LS, Andrew East, Vanderbilt

Tennessee has 88 players on their 90-man roster, which means they can add two players without letting anyone go. It’s conceivable they don’t add those two additional players, but they can without any consequences. The roster has to stay at 90 or below until September 1 when the roster is trimmed to 53 players.

However, given the team’s uncertainty at several positions, it would make sense if they gave a couple of these tryout guys a long look. Tryout players are an even longer shot than undrafted free agents. As Jim Wyatt of Titans Online noted though, finding NFL success from that starting point isn’t unheard of. Malcolm Butler originally joined the Patriots on a tryout basis.

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