NFL Teams Work Out 20 Players Ahead of Week 2 Games

Several NFL teams have been actively conducting workouts to evaluate potential roster additions ahead of their upcoming games. The Tennessee Titans worked out five players, including linebacker Andrew Farmer and running back Khalil Herbert, to assess depth without adding anyone to the roster immediately. The Indianapolis Colts focused heavily on linebacker depth, working out six players such as Raekwon McMillan, a veteran with significant NFL experience, as well as Milo Eifler and David Long Jr., among others, while also considering cornerback Shemar Bartholomew. The Colts' general manager emphasized these workouts as part of a broader strategy to maintain a list of players for future roster needs. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns held workouts for nine free agents across various positions, including linebacker Jose Ramirez and several defensive backs and linemen, in response to early-season injuries and performance concerns. These efforts demonstrate the teams’ ongoing commitment to building competitive rosters through thorough evaluation of available talent.