Erie’s Blidi Wreh-Wilson, front row, second from left, was photgraphed today at the Tennessee Titans’ rookie minicamp along with the team’s other seven draft choices. Wreh-Wilson, who wore No. 5 at the University of Connecticut, has been assigned No. 29 with the Titans. This photo was tweeted by the team at @TennesseeTitans.
Blidi Wreh-Wilson
General McLane and University of Connecticut grad Blidi Wreh-Wilson is at the Tennessee Titans’ rookie minicamp this weekend.
He told a reporter that he’s getting his first exposure to the South.
“(Seeing a different part of the country is) something that I wanted to do,” Wreh-Wilson told titansonline.com. “I’ve never been part of the South ever, so it’s going to be a nice experience for me. Where I’m from (in Pennsylvania) is always Steelers, Browns and Bills, so you hear about that. Being part of the Titans, we’ve got a little bit of support in Pennsylvania now.”
Wreh-Wilson also talked about the conflict that some of his friends face when the Titans visit the Pittsburgh Steelers in the season opener. Read the rest of the titansonline.com notebook.
Wreh-Wilson is now listed with the No. 29 on the Titans’ online roster, but his player page has not been updated yet with his new head shot taken Thursday.