Tennessee Titans right tackle Jack Conklin has a funny way of messing with his animals.
Unless you’re some kind of goody two shoes when it comes to your pets, everyone has messed with their favorite little buddies in some way like Tennessee Titans right tackle, Jack Conklin.
Conklin admitted to Titans left tackle Taylor Lewan that he has an interesting and funny way of messing with his animals.
According to this tweet from Lewan, Conklin likes to play animal noises around his pets, which in turn makes the animals look for the source of the noises, ultimately messing with them.
“Sometimes I turn on animal noises in my house so my animals freak out and look for them”
— Taylor Lewan (@TaylorLewan77) August 3, 2019
- Jack Conklin 2019
This is interesting to say the least. I mean, just think about Conklin sitting at home, playing animal noises and having a good laugh when his pets are tricked by them.
Full disclosure: I used to do this to my cats.
I would go on YouTube and look for cat noise tracks, play them, and watch as my cats were dumbfounded, looking for the source of the nonstop meows going around the room.
The best part was the wide-eyed looks on their faces and quick, jolting head turns. It runs its course as far as being funny after awhile, but it’s entertaining nonetheless.
When he’s not playing animal noises, Conklin is preparing for the 2019 NFL season at training camp. He did not participate in the team’s scrimmage on Saturday night, but it was due to less than ideal field conditions after thunder and rain delayed the start of it.
Conklin was thought to have a position battle on his hands in training camp with fellow tackle, Dennis Kelly. However, things changed quickly once Lewan announced he was facing a four-game suspension. Now, Kelly will fill-in at left tackle and Conklin will start on the right side by default.
Conklin has already proclaimed the starting right tackle spot is his job during camp, so he’s clearly motivated to hold onto his position for the entirety of 2019. The Titans will hope he can remain healthy and return to the top form he showed earlier in his career.