Titans Eye Nebraska Safety for Draft

On March 31st, the Tennessee Titans are locking in their safety starters for the

2026 season.

Amani Hooker stays on his big contract, paired with second-year player Kevin Winston

Jr. in base packages.

They also brought in veteran Tony Adams, who worked under new-head coach Robert Sala back

with the New York Jets.

This all season shook up the safety room big time.

General manager Mike Borgonzi cut Xavier Woods' loose, special teams Ace Mike Brown bounced

to the Patriots to link back with Mike Raeble and Jeric.

Read the second stuck around after a laid-ed.

Now they've got space for more depth.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about the Titans eyeing the Braska safety to Sean Singleton

in the draft.

As 6'3 and 2'5 pounds, he's a big-bodied guy with Salae's fingerprints all over him,

reminds folks of Jamie and Sherwood, whom Salae flipped from safety to star linebacker with

the Jets.

Tim balled out as a two-year starter for the Cornhuskers in 2024 and 2025, racking

up 141 tackles, 7 pass breakups and 3 picks.

His pro-day numbers pop 2, 4.5 speed, a 39.5-inch vertical, and a 10-foot-ten broad jump-putting

position change, talks on ice.

That hybrid skill set could beef up Tennessee's safety and linebacker death, making Singleton

a smart day 3 target come draft time.

Keep watching how Sala molded this secondary.