Good Titans News, As Treylon Burks Gets Married

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Treylon Burks is married. He and his fiancé tied the not recently.

NASHVILLE - In the face of the bad news that has hit the Tennessee Titans this week, some good news has become public. 

Titans wideout Treylon Burks and his fiance Shelby Pearlman tied the knot recently in a ceremony in Arkansas, as reported by TMZ Sports. The two then went to St. Lucia, in the Caribbean, for the honeymoon.  

Burks, who is entering his second season with the Titans after being selected No. 18 overall in the 2022 NFL Draft, struggled as a rookie but has shown a dramatic improvement both physically and on the field during the Titans recently completed offseason program. 

During that time, Burks has also shown a desire to become a better player and his dedication to the team as his craft when the story of him hiring a small private plane to get him from Arkansas to Nashville for the first day of the team's workouts. 

Now Burks is married and on his honeymoon. However, he will be back in Nashville and on the practice field when he and his veteran teammates are scheduled to report for the opening of training camp on July 25.    

Photos of Burks wedding and honeymoon can be seen through the link above.

Congratulations, Treylon and Shelby, and we hope you have a long and happy life together and you celebrate with Treylon producing a breakout season for the Titans in 2023.   

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