2 DAYS AGO - Photo by Amy Lemus/NurPhoto via Getty Images Honestly, at this point, why not? I understand the drawbacks with Will Fuller. He can’t stay healthy. He got suspended for PEDs. Those are real concerns, but there is no risk to bringing him in on a 1-year deal with incentives. The upside could be huge. The downside is he comes in, pulls a hamstring in camp, and the Tennessee Titans cut him. Why would they bring him in with all of the issues listed? I’m glad you asked. There are two big reasons: He is really fast. The Titans are desperate for some speed in the receiver room. They have some good players there but no burners. Fuller would give you that. Teams would have to respect the deep ball with him on the field. He had his best season when he was with Tim Kelly in Houston. He had 53 catches for 879 yards and 8 touchdowns in 2020. He did all of that in 11 games. You may only get a handful of games out of him, but he could make a huge impact in those games. Why not bring him in Collapse

3 DAYS AGO - Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports New Tennessee Titans wide receiver Robert Woods provided fans with an update on his rehab from a torn ACL during his first public Titans-related appearance at Wednesday’s Titans Foundation Dinner. “I actually feel like they’re holding me back a little,” Woods said, with a smile across his face. “I am trying to get back as well as I can, just doing everything the trainers have me doing. I feel really, really good,” Woods concluded. This qualifies as relatively par for the course for the Titans, who routinely take the safe route when dealing with player injuries. Tennessee often made use of the league’s forward-thinking rules that allow an unlimited amount of players to return from injured reserve following a three-week stint on the sidelines. The Titans set the NFL record for the most players used in a single season throughout the 2021 campaign with 91 different players making an appearance on the team’s active roster. Woods joins a revamped Collapse

6 DAYS AGO - Saul Young/News Sentinel via Imagn Content Services, LLC According to a report from Mike Kaye of Pro Football Network, the Tennessee Titans have signed former Tennessee Volunteeers defensive back Kenneth George to a contract. The #Titans are signing former Vols DB Kenneth George after a strong rookie minicamp performance, per league source. @PFN365— Mike Kaye (@mike_e_kaye) May 15, 2022 George was one of several undrafted free agents who joined the Titans at this past weekend’s two-day rookie mini-camp on a tryout basis. General manager Jon Robinson decided to add George to his 90-man roster following a string of strong performances. George is the second rookie defensive back to join the Titans from last season’s Volunteers team, joining Theo Jackson, who the Titans drafted with a sixth-round selection in the 2022 NFL Draft. George was a sixth-year senior in 2021 after electing to return to the program for his elected to return for his “super” senior year. He previously Collapse

5/12/2022 - Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images The NFL schedule is released tonight. I know it is cool to hate on the schedule release on Twitter today, but I really like it. Sure, we already know who the Tennessee Titans are playing this season, but it is cool to know the actual schedule. I’ve never been accused of being cool. It is a tough year for the Titans to draw the AFC West. That looks like the best division in football as we sit here on May 12th. They also draw the Packers as the random NFC opponent for the 17th game this year. We will see most of the elite quarterbacks this season. Good thing the defense should be really good again. Speaking of already knowing who the Titans are playing, here is the list of their 2022 opponents: Home: Indianapolis Colts, Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars, Denver Broncos, Las Vegas Raiders, Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Cincinnati Bengals Away: Indianapolis Colts, Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars, Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Collapse

5/9/2022 - Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty Images According to multiple reports, the Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms with free-agent defensive back Greg Mabin. The @Titans have agreed to terms with DB Greg Mabin (@mrmaybach13).READ https://t.co/YMqDPxxXaK pic.twitter.com/ltUqpWq0rw— Jim Wyatt (@jwyattsports) May 9, 2022 Mabin has had several stints in Tennessee and he now returns to Nashville to battle for a spot on Tennessee’s final 53-man roster throughout training camp and the preseason. Titans General Manager Jon Robinson clearly holds an affinity for Mabin’s skill set and work ethic. Head coach Mike Vrabel has enjoyed coaching Mabin throughout the years. Mabin appeared in five total games with the Titans in 2021, with two starts, including the team’s late-October dominant victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. Mabin actually played 100% of the team’s defensive snaps in that contest due to a plethora of injuries in the defensive backfield. The Chiefs shockingly failed to Collapse

5/6/2022 - Photo by Michael Allio/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images According to multiple reports, the Pittsburgh Steelers have formally requested a second interview with Tennessee Titans front office executive and Vice President of Player Personnel Ryan Cowden. A second interview suggests Cowden may be considered a finalist for the job. The #Steelers will have a second round of interviews for their vacant GM job. Among those who have been scheduled are the #Titans’ Ryan Cowden and the #Buccaneers’ John Spytek, sources tell me, @RapSheet and today’s @gmfb cohost @TomPelissero. Others will interview, too.— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) May 5, 2022 Long-term Steelers GM Kevin Colbert officially retired at the conclusion of the 2022 NFL Draft. Colbert was the Steelers’ general manager since 2010. Pittsburgh’s search for his replacement is now moving to the next stage. Cowden is expected to be a part of a small group of candidates to receive a second interview. That list reportedly also Collapse

5/4/2022 - Andrew Dieb-USA TODAY Sports According to multiple reports, the Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms on a contract with rookie undrafted free agent Hayden Howerton, who played multiple positions during a vast career at SMU. Source: SMU OL Hayden Howerton is heading to the Tennessee Titans. More on Howerton from earlier this week. https://t.co/JvAMQ8EAaW— Joseph Hoyt (@JoeJHoyt) April 30, 2022 Howerton appeared in an astounding 59 career games while making 53 games throughout an impressive five-year collegiate career. Howerton is a versatile interior offensive line prospect with plenty of starts under his belt at both guard and center. Versatility often helps offensive linemen claim a back-end roster spot. It should give Howerton a decent shot throughout training camp. SMU averaged a staggering 38.42 points per contest in 2021. They averaged 161.4 points rushing yards per contest, and 304.50 passing yards per game. Playing in SMU’s high-scoring, well-balanced offense Collapse

5/2/2022 - Marvin Gentry-USA TODAY Sports The 2022 NFL Draft is officially in our rearview mirror and it’s time for us to to review the Tennessee Titans’ undrafted free agency class. According to multiple reports, the Titans agreed to a deal with former Houston EDGE rusher David Anenih. Former Houston edge David Anenih is signing with the #Titans, per source.— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) April 30, 2022 Anenih departs Houston after a successful five-year tenure as a Cougar. He recorded a healthy 20.5 sacks throughout that time frame. Anenih enjoyed his best campaign in 2021 while forming a fearsome pass-rushing duo alongside second-round selection Logan Hall. Anenih’s first-step explosiveness and flexibility allow him to threaten opposing pockets. Anenih spent a lot of time playing in 3-4 fronts at Houston and although Tennessee’s defense is multiple, that experience makes him an ideal fit for Tennessee’s scheme. Anenih never experienced a true breakout campaign at Houston, but Collapse

4/30/2022 - Chuck Cook-USA TODAY Sports More depth. Jon Robinson rounded out the class of 2022 (assuming we don’t get a trade back in) by selecting Ole Miss linebacker Chance Campbell. So on day three, the Titans added depth at running back, tight end, receiver, linebacker and safety — makes sense. #Titans taking Ole Miss LB Chance Campbell, per source.— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) April 30, 2022 Campbell transferred in from Maryland to finish his college career at Ole Miss, where he experienced a breakout season for the Rebels. The 6-3, 235 pound linebacker put up 109 total tackles and six sacks as a senior, good enough for him to hear his name called on draft weekend. A big-bodied linebacker, Campbell is a classic run-stuffing defender that likely will struggle in space at the next level. Of course, his path to making the roster comes via special teams, where he’ll have to contribute to make the final 53-man roster. The Titans lost both Jayon Brown and Rashaan Evans in free Collapse