The Tennessee Titans made the shocking decision yesterday to fire General Manager Jon Robinson, and just hours after that, they made another move, and while this one won't be anywhere near as big for the organization, it's certainly a solid move that's going to help this secondary.
The Titans have now officially signed cornerback John Reid from the Atlanta Falcons practice squad, and while he won't take over as a star in Tennessee, he'll fill a void left by yet another Caleb Farley injury, and could be crucial as the Titans finally look to turn regular season success into a deep playoff run in a very tough AFC.The #Titans are signing CB John Reid to their 53-man roster off the #Falcons practice squad, per source. Among the first moves for interim GM Ryan Cowden.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) December 6, 2022
Reid was taken in the fourth round of the 2020 NFL Draft, and the Titans will be his fourth team over that time, so while he's struggled to find a home, he has potential, with 25 tackles and 3 pass deflections in his first two seasons at the NFL level, so this is a great low risk, high reward move for the Titans.
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