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The Tennessee Titans are still making moves, even with training camp now officially underway.
The Titans held training camp practices on Wednesday and Thursday, and we got to see them together for the first time since minicamp ended back in June.
Although we hadn't seen the team together since June, not much had changed for receiver Carnell Tate. He was still making those electric catches in practice at training camp.
He made a touchdown catch in practice recently, climbing the ladder over second-year cornerback Marcus Harris to secure the football.
Tate is still making those same plays, but the Titans' roster has changed, though it isn't the first time in the last few weeks.
Tennessee added former Los Angeles Chargers center Andre James and former Washington Commanders edge rusher Jalyn Holmes, along with waiving offensive tackle Ryan Hayes.
Another roster move was made on Thursday. Per insider Jim Wyatt, the Titans added former undrafted free agent safety Hudson Clark. To make room for Clark, the Titans waived injured safety Sannousi Kane.
If Kane clears waivers, that means he'll be added to the injured reserve list at some point.
Clark comes to the Titans as a former 2025 undrafted free agent out of Arkansas. He played five seasons with the Razorbacks, accounting for 224 total tackles, six interceptions, 0.5 sacks and 12 TFLs.
He initially signed with the Las Vegas Raiders after not being taken in the draft but was waived in final roster cuts just before the start of last season. He visited with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before trying his hand at the UFL.
Clark was selected by the Birmingham Stallions in January and played in eight games, recording 15 total tackles, one interception and one TFL.
After one season in the UFL, he had a list of suitors in the NFL. Clark has visited with the Miami Dolphins and Chicago Bears this offseason, but the Titans are the first team to sign him since the Raiders did back in May of 2025.
It won't be easy for Clark to make the Titans' roster.
At safety, the Titans have Amani Hooker, Kevin Winston Jr., Tony Adams, Jerrick Reed, Kendell Brooks, Erick Hallett and Bishop Fitzgerald.
For a player like Clark, he could be a rotational player for the Titans or a special teamer or practice squad guy at best, but he has to overcome the tough task of making the 53-man roster first.
The former First-Team All-SEC safety is getting another shot in the NFL with the Titans.
Continue reading...
The Titans held training camp practices on Wednesday and Thursday, and we got to see them together for the first time since minicamp ended back in June.
Although we hadn't seen the team together since June, not much had changed for receiver Carnell Tate. He was still making those electric catches in practice at training camp.
He made a touchdown catch in practice recently, climbing the ladder over second-year cornerback Marcus Harris to secure the football.
Tate is still making those same plays, but the Titans' roster has changed, though it isn't the first time in the last few weeks.
Tennessee added former Los Angeles Chargers center Andre James and former Washington Commanders edge rusher Jalyn Holmes, along with waiving offensive tackle Ryan Hayes.
Another roster move was made on Thursday. Per insider Jim Wyatt, the Titans added former undrafted free agent safety Hudson Clark. To make room for Clark, the Titans waived injured safety Sannousi Kane.
If Kane clears waivers, that means he'll be added to the injured reserve list at some point.
Clark comes to the Titans as a former 2025 undrafted free agent out of Arkansas. He played five seasons with the Razorbacks, accounting for 224 total tackles, six interceptions, 0.5 sacks and 12 TFLs.
He initially signed with the Las Vegas Raiders after not being taken in the draft but was waived in final roster cuts just before the start of last season. He visited with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before trying his hand at the UFL.
Clark was selected by the Birmingham Stallions in January and played in eight games, recording 15 total tackles, one interception and one TFL.
After one season in the UFL, he had a list of suitors in the NFL. Clark has visited with the Miami Dolphins and Chicago Bears this offseason, but the Titans are the first team to sign him since the Raiders did back in May of 2025.
It won't be easy for Clark to make the Titans' roster.
At safety, the Titans have Amani Hooker, Kevin Winston Jr., Tony Adams, Jerrick Reed, Kendell Brooks, Erick Hallett and Bishop Fitzgerald.
For a player like Clark, he could be a rotational player for the Titans or a special teamer or practice squad guy at best, but he has to overcome the tough task of making the 53-man roster first.
The former First-Team All-SEC safety is getting another shot in the NFL with the Titans.
Continue reading...
