Titans Trade for Thomas, Add Depth to D-Line

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The Tennessee Titans pulled off a small trade with the Dallas Cowboys to add defensive

tackles Solomon Thomas.

In exchange for the 2018 pick in the 7th round, the Titans sent back the 225th pick and got

Thomas as.

Experience depth.

It's a straightforward swap of late round spots.

The Cowboys were ready to cut Thomas since he didn't miss with their new defensive coordinators

plans.

Last year in Dallas, the 29-year-old played 16 games, notching 27 tackles, but no

sacks.

NFL dot com analyst Kevin Patcher handed both teams a C++ grade on the

deal.

Thomas knows Titans coach Robert Solowell, having played under him for 7 of his 9 pro seasons

since getting drafted in the first round back, in 2017 by San Francisco.

For Tennessee in rebuild mode, this brings cheap insurance behind star Jeffrey Simmons and

new signing John Franklin Myers along the defensive line.

Thomas had limited snaps last season with just 12 quarterback pressures.

Early trade grades like this often mean little since the Titans risked almost nothing.

They still hold a 7th rounder and could uncover a gem, making it a low stakes win either

way.

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