Titans Sign 6th Jet, Boost Offense: Ready to Compete

On March 12th, the Tennessee Titans are stacking their roster with familiar faces from the New York Jets to help new head coach Robert Salah.

On Thursday, they signed safety Tony Adams to a one-year deal, making him the sixth former jet to join the team under Salah.

Adams, a 27-year-old four-year veteran, started 36 games with the Jets.

Last season, he played 12 games with nine starts, notching 49 combined tackles, one sack, and five past deflections.

He will compete for a starting spot against veteran Amani Hooker and third-round pick Kevin Winston-Junior from last year.

Meanwhile, the Titans have brought in offensive players like Wandel Robinson, Daniel Belinger, Mitchell Trebuski, and Austin Schlotman to support.

Coordinator Brian Dayball

These moves show Tennessee is spending big to boost the team for next season.

The front office holds the number four overall pick in the upcoming 2020-26 NFL draft, giving them another shot at Top Tallinn.

With a revamped defense and offense in place, the Titans look ready to compete right away.