Tennessee Titans 2023 UDFA Tracker
As Mike Vrabel and Ran Carthon were quick to point out, the Tennessee Titans' roster is a long way away from being complete. Even with the 2023 NFL Draft in the rearview and a majority of NFL free agents signed, there are still opportunities out there to improve the team. The Titans are going to […]
As Mike Vrabel and Ran Carthon were quick to point out, the Tennessee Titans' roster is a long way away from being complete. Even with the 2023 NFL Draft in the rearview and a majority of NFL free agents signed, there are still opportunities out there to improve the team.
The Titans are going to be active in the undrafted free agent market as they look to add talent to essential position groups. Wide receiver remains an issue, and because every Titans draft pick came on the offensive side of the ball, they'll certainly be on the hunt for young defensive talent.
Tennessee got involved early signing former Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Kearis Jackson and highly sought after OLB Thomas Rush to deals.
Tennessee Titans 2023 undrafted free agents
- John Ojukwu, OT, Boise State (per Justin Melo)
- Kearis Jackson, WR, Georgia (per Tom Pelissero)
- Thomas Rush, OLB, Minnesota (per Tom Pelissero)
- Shakel Brown, DT, Troy (per Aaron Wilson)
- Steven Jones Jr., CB, Appalachian State (per Jordan Raanan)
- Charles McClelland, RB, Cincinnati (per Chad Brendel)
- TK Mclendon, DT, Eastern Kentucky (per Kool Vibe Sports)
- Trey Wolff, K, Texas Tecj (per Texas Tech Football)
- Jacob Copeland, WR, Maryland (per Matt Zenitz)
- Caleb Murphy, EDGE, Ferris State (per Ferris State Football)
- Maxwell Worship, S, Vanderbilt (per Aaron Wilson)
- Ty Jones, S, Boise State (per Jay Tust)
- Tre'Shaun Harrison, WR, Oklahoma State (per Ryan Harlan)
- Otis Reese, S, Mississippi (per Ole Miss Football)
Rush was a highly sought after free agent following the draft, and put up $175,000 guaranteed to bring him to Nashville. The former Minnesota Golden Gopher was a team captain that tested really well at his Pro Day prior to the draft.
John Ojukwu, an offensive tackle out of Boise State, allowed zero sacks and just one QB hit on 436 pass blocking snaps in 2022.
Former Georgia Bulldog and two-time national champion Kearis Jackson is the first UDFA addition at wide receiver for the Titans, but you have to think they'll be keeping a close eye on the position.
