Locked On Titans - Daily Podcast On The Tennessee Titans - Tennessee Titans SHOCKING CUTS to Offensive Line, Restrepo is BACK & Major Holes After Waiver Claims

Starting point is 00:00:00 The Tennessee Titans made a shocking cut on the offensive line, but it's what they didn't do on WaverWire Wednesday that has me so surprised. I'll go over all the big moves on today's edition of Locked on Titans. You are Locked on Titans, your daily Tennessee Titans podcast, part of the Locked On Podcast Network, your team every day. Welcome to the, the Locked on Titans podcast. I am your host, Tyler Rowland Titans fans. Today's edition of the Locked on Titans podcast is brought to you by prize picks. Download the prize

Starting point is 00:00:39 picks app today. Use the code locked on NFL to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup on today's show. It was a wild waiver claim Wednesday. I'm going to go over everything you need to know everything the Tennessee Titans did. The Titans set their practice squad and Xavier Restrepo was on it. The Titans made multiple waiver claims. I'm going to going to tell you who they picked up. I'm going to tell you about the cuts that the Titans made, including a shocker on the offensive line. Also, we'll talk about the moves that the Titans didn't make because there's some big question marks that Titans still have. Before we get into all of it, do want to thank you for making Locked on Titans, your first listen each and

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Starting point is 00:01:51 Corey Levin was cut by the Tennessee Titans. Levin had been the Titans starting center throughout all of the all season, while Lloyd Cushenberry was recovering from an Achilles tear. Now, quite honestly, while this may be a surprise and it may be a shock to Titans fans, it's actually good news. And let me explain what. Corey Levin getting cut means that the Titans feel very confident that Lloyd Cushenberry is going to be ready to go for week one against the Denver Broncos.

Starting point is 00:02:20 So having Lloyd Cushenberry ready to go and the Titans feeling confident in that, that's a very, very good sign and a very good takeaway from Cora. 11 being cut. Not only that, but it shows that the Titans might have some confidence in rookie Jackson Slater to be a backup center when Slater was drafted in the sixth round out of Sacramento State or might have been the fifth round at the very end. Either way, when Jackson Slater was drafted on day three of the draft, he was a guy who was billed as versatile on the interior offensive line. He could play guard, but he could probably slide in and play some center. Now, the Titans didn't use Jackson Slater at center pretty much at all during this training camp preseason period and things like that.

Starting point is 00:03:02 But maybe they do feel some confidence that the rookie could take that spot if needed. Maybe a guy like Blake Hans could take that spot. So that could be a good takeaway as well that maybe they have more confidence in Jackson Slater to be the backup center if needed. But let me also say this. Corey Levin is on the Tennessee Titans practice squad. So if the Titans needed him, if, you know, could be. Cushenberry weren't ready in week one. Corey Levin would just be elevated off the practice squad for the first couple of weeks

Starting point is 00:03:31 to allow Cushingberry to get back. So I think it means good things, but they still have Corey Levin around just in case. So I love that addition to the practice squad. Also, on the offensive line, John Ajuku got cut by the Tennessee Titans. Ajuku is a guy who's been with the team for a while. He can kind of be that jumbo tight end. but they decided to keep the undrafted free agent rookie Brendan Crenshaw Dixon out of Florida. They decided to keep him on the roster over a guy who's been with the team for a couple of years and a juku.

Starting point is 00:04:02 But a juku, I would imagine, goes back to the practice squad as well as somebody who the Tennessee Titans would feel comfortable to elevate if they needed him. So I thought the most interesting stuff of the day certainly happened on the offensive line. But also, Xavier Restrepo is back on the practice. I know that's something that Tennessee Titans fans were very much concerned about. I wanted to see Xavier Restrepo back on the practice squad and that's exactly what you get. But Restrepo isn't the only wide receiver back on the practice squad. The Titans actually kept Mason Kinsey and James Proche on the practice squad.

Starting point is 00:04:40 That's three wide receivers right there, a little heavy, but I think this is smart. And we talked about this possibility on yesterday's show. The Titans cut James Prochet and it was a bit of a shocker because Bones Fossil said that Chim D.K. wasn't ready to be the punt returner for the Titans. Well, like we just talked about with Corey Levin, what the Titans can do here with James Prochet is, because he didn't have to go through waivers, they didn't have to worry about James Prochet getting claimed by somebody.

Starting point is 00:05:10 So James Prochet can just immediately come back to the Titans, and the Titans are telling him, hey, you're our starting punt returner. We're going to put you on the practice squad for right now so we can keep some other developmental guys on the roster that could get waived, but we're still going to elevate you off the practice squad when the games come around so that you'll be our punt returner. So James Prochay, back on practice squad.

Starting point is 00:05:31 No surprise there. We talked about that yesterday. But Mason Kinsey, once again, you just can't kill Mason Kinsey, period. He's still around. Now, some other guys who made the Tennessee Titans practice squad and we'll hit the waiver claims here in just a second. but uh

Starting point is 00:05:47 Cam Horsley the Titans undrafted free agent defensive lineman Trevor Simeon is back at quarterback to be the scout team guy Jamar Jefferson and Jordan Mims both the Titans back end of the roster

Starting point is 00:06:01 running backs added which goes along with some moves the Titans didn't make on Wednesday that are a little disappointing we'll talk about those at the end of the show quarterback running back wide receiver and so on

Starting point is 00:06:15 Corey Levin Of course, like we said, on in the practice squad, Clay Webb. Clay Webb is a guy who was a high recruit that went to Georgia for a couple of years in college and then transferred to Sacramento, or Jacksonville State for a couple of years. He's an interior offensive lineman with great athleticism and great talent level. Not surprised that he left the Denver Broncos after getting waived and came to sign with the Tennessee Titans practice squad so he can be developed by Bill Callahan. Clay Webb is one of the six guys that were added to the Titans roster on Wednesday.

Starting point is 00:06:50 Now, it's practice squad for Webb, but part of the six guys that were added. Kendall Brooks at safety, who had to pick six against Atlanta. He made the practice squad. Of course, James Prochet, as I said, Isaiah Rakey's another interior defensive line undrafted free agent for the Titans that was there during camp. Ali Gay, who I thought actually would make the roster at outside linebacker, Thomas Ode Coyer, who we know at Tide End,

Starting point is 00:07:14 The Titans will keep around. Andrew Rupsich. No surprise there. I thought he had a good preseason. Carlos Watkins, the interior defensive lineman, will stay around. And Amani Uruarie. Still can't say that properly, but I think I did okay.

Starting point is 00:07:31 Gets the final spot there. So that's the Tennessee Titans practice squad. Again, what I love that stands out is you have a Corey Levin who could still be elevated on the practice squad. And then you have a guy like Clay Webb who could be developed to be the defensive squad. next Corey Levin. Who you keep around is your depth center for quite some time.

Starting point is 00:07:48 The Titans keep James Prochet and play the roster loops with him. I like that. But of course, Xavier Restrepo back on the practice squad. I love hearing that. Continue that development. Continue that connection. And I think Restrepo is a guy who will get called up during the year and will make an impact. And once you actually put Xavier Restrepo in the games, well, then you're going to see his actual impact. Because I just have a feeling that Restrepo is a guy who, who's going to flash in games more than he does in practice.

Starting point is 00:08:18 But again, the Titans added six players on Wednesday. Four waiver claims, two signings, and they cut five players as well. We'll go over all of the moves individually right now. Today's episode is brought to you by prize picks, the daily fantasy platform that lets you turn your football predictions into real rewards. Preseason is already heating up and college football isn't far behind.

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Starting point is 00:09:28 Prize picks run your game. Titans fans, let's continue today's edition of the Locked-on Titans podcast going over all of the roster movement for the Tennessee Titans. We talked about some cuts that the Titans made on the offensive line. We talked about the practice squad being set. But now I want to dive into the actual waiver claims that the Tennessee Titans made. They made four waiver claims on the day. They added six players overall. And I gotta tell you, I like some of these claims that the Titans made and you can see where their philosophy is at.

Starting point is 00:10:20 But before we dive into it, I do want to thank you again for making Locked on Titans your first listen. I want to remind you locked on is doing a survey trying to hear from you guys locked on podcast.com slash survey. It's where you get started. Everyone who completes the survey is going to be entered for a chance to win one of 10, $100 Amazon gift cards. Again, that's Lockedon Podcast.com slash survey. You can find the link in the show notes. helping us out. But four waiver claims for the Titans

Starting point is 00:10:48 and they all come on the defensive side of the ball. So we got to start at cornerback. The Titans really wanted to attack cornerback. We heard early in the day from some national reporting that the Titans were very interested in adding cornerbacks along with the Browns. The Browns were number two in the waiver wire. They wanted to add some corners and the Titans ultimately get

Starting point is 00:11:10 two different cornerbacks Off the waiver wire. Number one, Jalen Armar Davis. We talked about JAD on yesterday's show. I gave you an idea that the Titans could be interested in him. He's a big physical cornerback who was cut by the Baltimore Ravens. 6 foot 1, 200 pounds. He's 26 years old out of Alabama.

Starting point is 00:11:34 He was a fourth round pick in 2022, I think, for the Baltimore Ravens. But he's a guy who's played 19 games in his career. He played 94 snaps on defense in 2024, so not a ton of experience. He's dealt with some injuries. But he has played 302 career snaps on special teams. And last year for the Ravens, he played 135 special team snaps. The year before that, he played 110 special team snaps. So this is a guy who gives you a big physical outside corner,

Starting point is 00:12:06 which is where the Titans need the most help personnel-wise, but also as special teams experience, which being a back end of the roster guy is absolutely critical for the Tennessee Titans. Now, that's not the only cornerback that they signed as well. Sam Womack, Samuel Womack, who's 5'10, 190 pounds, also 26, out of Toledo. He was a fifth round draft pick in 2022 for the San Francisco 49ers.

Starting point is 00:12:35 He played for the Indianapolis Colts last year, but way more experience and way more durability than a guy like Jalen Armard Davis. Davis, to me, is like a project guy. Danard Wilson coached him in Baltimore for one year when he was a younger player when DeNard was there in 2023, so there may be a connection there. They could continue to develop him. But I think Samuel Womack is who's actually going to be ready to play and help the Titans right away.

Starting point is 00:13:01 Again, 5'10, 190. It sounds like a slot cornerback. But Womack actually played more outside for the Colts last year. Now, the Colts changed their defensive scheme, and he didn't fit as well with Lou Anirumo as he did previously. So, didn't fit in Indy, but played 40 games in his career, 62 tackles. He's had three interceptions, and most of that came last year. He played 672 snaps on defense for the Indianapolis Colts. He had an interception against the Tennessee Titans. He had two interceptions last year. One of them was against the Titans, so there you go.

Starting point is 00:13:37 But he's also a guy with special teams experience. Now, because he was so involved on defense with the Colts last year, Womack only played 15 snaps on special teams. But you go back to his first two seasons in the NFL, especially that first season with San Francisco. He played 233 snaps on special teams in 22 and then 105 in 23. So the only reason he didn't play special teams last year for Indy is because he was literally a starter on the defense for them

Starting point is 00:14:05 at times during the season. So I'm really excited about what Samuel Womack can do right now, but I'm also very excited about what Jalen Armour Davis could be going forward. Now, the Titans' other two waiver claims were both also on defense. And they go to Linebacker next where I felt very, very convinced the Titans were going to use one of their waiver claims at Linebacker because Curtis Jacobs, not Linebacker for, in my opinion, the Titans were looking for somebody else.

Starting point is 00:14:33 and they go out and get a guy who they just saw in the last pre-season game in Dorian Musai. I think that's how you say it. Not 100% sure. Could be like Maasai or something like that. But Musai, M-A-U-S-I, best I can do, Mus-Sai. But 6-1, 234 pounds, only 23 years old.

Starting point is 00:14:55 He was an undrafted free agent this year. Musai played for Duke early in his career. He played for Auburn last year. I believe he led Auburn in tackles. He had 81 tackles last year, nine tackles for loss, two and a half sacks, one force fumble. This is a guy who's going to be good at blitzing. And we know that the Titans like to blitz their linebackers

Starting point is 00:15:17 and have their linebackers be downhill threats. So, Musai fits that. Maybe they were impressed with what he did on special teams in that preseason game and wanted to bring him in and give him a look again, a cut by the Minnesota Vikings. Now, the final waiver claim of the day was another interior defensive lineman, but not quite the same as Shide Tuddle,

Starting point is 00:15:36 who we'll talk about here in just a second. Tuttle is a nose tackle. Tuttle is a traditional nose tackle, going to be a Tavondre sweat back up, taking the place of Timmy Horn. But C.J. Ravenel, who the Titans used their fourth and final waiver claim on, is more of a Sebastian Joseph Day type of backup.

Starting point is 00:15:58 He's a guy who's 6'5, close to 300 pounds, 25 years old still. He was an undrafted free agent for the Ravens out of Missouri Western last year. He's a guy who I think has some versatility to rush on the inside to line up as a five technique and a three-four base defense. Again, I think he's going to be a direct backup

Starting point is 00:16:18 for Sebastian Joseph Day who kind of plays that five technique role for the Titans with Devonre Sweat is the nose and Jeffrey Simmons is the three technique. So I think he slots in there and it gives the Titans a direct backup for every until. defensive lineman, Lynch for Simmons, Tuttle for Sweat, and Ravenel for SJD.

Starting point is 00:16:37 But again, I wouldn't get too attached to some of these players because the Titans are going to continue churning. They could bring in these players and then they disappoint. And they churn them again before the regular season happens and stuff like that. But at the end of the day, I understand why the Titans are attacking these positions. They need a depth desperately on the defensive side of the ball. And I would say interior defensive line depth was actually more important than edge depth. when it comes to waiver claims.

Starting point is 00:17:04 We're going to talk about some of the moves the Titans didn't make and the positions they didn't do additions at and why I think that is. But do want to mention the last two additions of the day for the Titans. We talked about Shy Tuttle just now. His signing became official with the Titans, 6 foot 3, 300 pounds, 29 years old, been in the NFL for six seasons, 95 games,

Starting point is 00:17:26 232 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, 4-5 career sacks. He's only missed two games in the last four years. Tuttle is a very reliable, durable player who can be that backup nose tackle for the Tennessee Titans and I'm happy that they didn't play around after all of the young interior defensive linemen didn't pan out.

Starting point is 00:17:46 Let's go get a veteran in the trenches that we can rely on. I'm not mad about the Titans doing that. I think that's a smart move. Now, the last guy that we got to talk about is someone we mentioned before and it was Clay Webb. Clay Webb brought over from the Denver Broncos played at Jackson State. Like I said, former high-level recruit

Starting point is 00:18:04 that went to Georgia for a couple of years. He's just an athletic interior offensive lineman. Put him on practice squad with Corey Levin like we talked about. And I think you have a guy who can kind of develop to be the next core 11. It has good athleticism and maybe Bill Callahan could get the best out of him.

Starting point is 00:18:20 And I think that's why Clay Webb ultimately did not sign back with the Denver Broncos but actually signed with the Tennessee Titans instead, even though he could have gone back. So I think that's a good sign for the Titans. And we've heard from, you know, Lloyd Cushenberry that he came over because he wanted to learn from Bill Callahan. And Dan Morris said that.

Starting point is 00:18:39 So Bill Callahan, the recruiter, baby. That's good news for the Titans as well. So that is the six additions to finalize the cuts that the Titans made. We talked about Corey Levin and what the plan is with him. John Ojuku as well was cut. Curtis Jacobs cut, Gabe Judy Lawley cut, and Timmy Horn cut as well. Now, some of these guys, once they get through waivers, like Jacobs, Gabe Judy Lawley, Ajuku, once they get through waivers,

Starting point is 00:19:07 the Titans might actually bring them back on the practice squad, and we'll update things there. But those are the guys who got cut. And again, Corey Levin, the only big-time shocker for me. But with that being said, the Titans didn't make moves at running back, at wide receiver, at edge, at quarterback, and we got to make sense of why that might be, Do want to let you guys know that today's episode is brought to you by Ruggiat.

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Starting point is 00:21:50 We talked about the Titans cuts that they've made, the waiver-wise. additions, the practice squad being set initially. Now, we're going to talk about the moves the Titans didn't make because there were a lot of positions that a lot of you guys were very excited to see the Titans add someone, me included, and then we ultimately didn't. Now, before I dive into that, I do want to thank you again for making Locked on Titans. You are at first listen each and every day. For your second listen, check out Locked on Fantasy Football. It's Vinnie Iyer and Michelle Majuk, the Data Queen, getting you guys ready for your fantasy drafts at all times so you can win your leagues and take home the trophy and all that

Starting point is 00:22:28 jazz, you know what I mean? Check out Locked on Fantasy Football on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcast, but the number one thing that stands out is the Tennessee Titans did not add a running back. We talked about Adrick Estime, we talked about Damien Martinez, I talked about potentially adding a veteran

Starting point is 00:22:44 like a Khalil Herbert as well. Ultimately, none of that happened. The Titans didn't make any moves at running back whatsoever. Now, they brought back, um, Jamar Jefferson and they brought back Jordan Mims on the practice squad. But like, you know, what's that doing? You know, that's not going to help with Tajay Spears being out

Starting point is 00:23:09 and Callow Mullings being banged up. Now, maybe this means that Mullings is not banged up at all. Maybe this means that the Titans aren't worried about Colell Mullings and they think that he can be their number two running back until Taji Spears is back in week five. Maybe that's the case. But I have a hard time believing that, if I'm honest with you.

Starting point is 00:23:30 I just have a hard time believe in that and I'm shocked that the Titans are willing to go into the season with just Pollard Mullings and Chestnut. You guys know that I'm not super high on Chestnut. Mullings struggled in past protection in the preseason and he's still a rookie who was converted from linebacker to running back in college.

Starting point is 00:23:49 I just can't count on Collell Mullings and Tony Pollard or Tony Pollard and Julius Chestnut like that's not that's not a good rotation and with how easy it is to find decent running backs these days honestly it's just a disappointment

Starting point is 00:24:05 now the Titans could absolutely the Titans could absolutely still add a veteran running back the Titans could absolutely still claim somebody who gets cut maybe later in the week or next week they could still make a move like that

Starting point is 00:24:19 I think getting Khalil Herbert would still make a ton of sense for the Titans, but they didn't do anything yet. So that's one place where I was just kind of shocked that the Titans didn't make any moves whatsoever. I get if you don't want to use a claim on one of these running backs, but not using any moves at all on running back, I am somewhat shocked by that. Now, the other one that I want to mention here is wide receiver.

Starting point is 00:24:45 We thought that Trey Palmer would make some sense for the Titans, maybe signing a veteran like McCull Hardman, make some sense as well. McCall Hardman went back to the Packers practice squad and the Titans didn't pick up Trey Palmer. Someone else did. I forget who picked up Trey Palmer.

Starting point is 00:25:03 I think it might have been the Saints. But I think the reason for that is what we talked about before with James Pro Shea. I think we were all like, oh, the Titans need a punt returner. The Titans need a punt returner. They should pick up a wide receiver who has punt returnability and kick returnability and Trey Palmer has that.

Starting point is 00:25:19 McColl Hardman has that. Well, yes, you're right, but if James Prochet is just going to be back on the practice squad and be elevated on game day to be their punt returner, then the need for that isn't as high. You know what I mean? So it makes sense the Titans didn't ultimately add a wide receiver because they brought back James Prochet to do everything that we were looking for somebody to do. Quarterback, we'll just finish off on offense, guys. I've been trying to tell you, I've said it as many times.

Starting point is 00:25:50 I said it on the squad show and Brad Hopkins told me to shush because it's so illogical. You know what I mean? Like everybody argues with me, but the Titans didn't get a quarterback. And as a matter of fact, not only did they not go get a quarterback, they brought back Trevor Simeon on the practice squad so they would have the exact same quarterbacks that they had before. Guys, if Cam Ward isn't playing, the Titans want to lose. You may not think that. Of course, like Brad was saying,

Starting point is 00:26:22 the players aren't going to think like that. No, the players aren't going to think like that. But Mike Borgonzi and Chad Brinker have to do what is best for this football team in the future. I heard Brinker talk about it before. Brinker's looking at the next 5 to 10 years for the Titans. Mike Borgonzi is looking at the next 3 to 4 years for the Titans, and Brian Callahan needs to worry about the next game.

Starting point is 00:26:43 That's what the setup is. So, of course, of course Mike Borgonzi is going to look at the roster and say, we aren't winning anything with a backup quarterback. Why would we want to win with a backup quarterback? It would be better if Cam Ward can't play. If Cam Ward's out, we're in trouble anyway. So it would be better to lose, get the best draft pick that we possibly can so that we can build this bad football team.

Starting point is 00:27:14 team back up. Some of you guys don't want to hear it. You say, oh, that's losers mentality. Oh, that's this and that. Oh, that's, well, that's what they're doing. Brandon Allen's not good. Trevor Simeon will be a good scout team quarterback. But I saw somebody say that, you know,

Starting point is 00:27:31 Trevor Simeon is insurance for Brandon Allen and now they can go get a young guy. That's not, I don't understand how people don't see what's happening at quarterback yet. How could you not see it, especially people. who cover the team every day and are in the building. How could you not understand that the plan right now is they want guys in the quarterback room with Cam Ward

Starting point is 00:27:53 who are going to teach Cam Ward, develop Cam Ward along? They are not concerned with having a good backup. If Cam Ward's not in, they don't want to win. So, like, I don't know. People are just, where's Brandon, how can we do Brandon Allen, Trevor Stephen, these guys suck? Yes, of course they do. They know that.

Starting point is 00:28:12 That is the plan. So if you haven't accepted that yet, I don't know what else I can tell you. I've been preaching for weeks and months that the Titans don't want a good backup. And they're proving it to you right now. Now, the final thing that I want to mention here is the Titans did not add an edge rusher. And it's a bit shocking with some of the good names that were out there and available. But I think rather than add a young edge rusher on waivers, I do think the Titans would be better served to add a,

Starting point is 00:28:44 veteran edge rusher, like a Preston Smith, like a Zadarius Smith, like a Jadavian Clowny. I think those names, and I've been saying those names for a while now, the Titans need to go out if they have Arden Key, Dremont Jones, Femiole dejo, and then one of those veteran names that I just mentioned with Jihad Ward as their number five, and maybe you keep Jalen Harrell for special teams purposes, that's at least a little bit better of an edge group than what we expected from the Titans early on. So no edge rushers, but I think the edge rush edition may be coming from a veteran and free agency more than a waiver wire, a young guy, even if that's not what we want to hear right now.

Starting point is 00:29:23 But either way, that's going to do it for all of today's news. That's going to do it for me today, folks. As always, I am your host, Tyler Rowland, and this was Locked on Titans. You know, You know, You know,

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