The days leading up to the yearly roster cut-down day are busy for every NFL team. Like late Christmas shoppers, general managers take what they can get to appease their dependents.
Josh Whyle has been in Green Bay since last season, and his impact on the team can be even bigger now because of depth issues. The Green Bay Packers may have found a versatile tight end weapon out of nowhere, and his chances of making more impact this upcoming season are realistic.
The Packers have been looking to establish a solid tight end duo since they drafted Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave. However, last season when Tucker Kraft went down, it wasn’t Luke that stepped up to the plate.
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The Green Bay Packers don’t have a single tight end under contract for the 2027 season. Presumably, the Packers and Tucker Kraft will agree to a contract extension, but Luke Musgrave and Josh Whyle will be free agents after the upcoming season.
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The Green Bay Packers are re-signing tight end Josh Whyle, a source told Packers On SI on Wednesday. It’s a one-year deal for Whyle, who was scheduled to be a restricted free agent.
Long before Josh Whyle was getting ready to make his Green Bay Packers debut, he was a gymnast. “That was a long time ago,” Whyle was quick to point out after Thursday’s practice.
The Green Bay Packers didn’t make any trades at the deadline but they did make a series of roster moves on Tuesday. Four of them were focused on the tight end position.
The Tennessee Titans are moving on from one of their draft picks after just two years on the roster. According to NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero, the Titans are placing tight end Josh Whyle on the waiver wire.
The Tennessee Titans have six tight ends on the roster, but not all of them will make the team at the end of training camp. Drake Dabney, an undrafted free agent out of TCU, is expected to be a camp body, but the other five have a chance to make the team.
The Titans tight end room is undergoing so renovation this season, and I'm not sure the fanbase realized it quite yet. This is the full tight end edition of an ongoing article series, breaking down the Titans projected 53-man roster one position at a time.
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The Tennessee Titans are just a few weeks away from training camp, where the team's depth chart and roster will be finalized. At the tight end position, there's a bit of uncertainty, especially when it comes to who will round out the position group.
The Tennessee Titans have a deep tight end room, which means not all of them will make the 53-man roster. If there is a player or two the team could cut with multiple years left on his contract, the Titans should look into the idea of a trade.
Former Cincinnati great Josh Whyle snagged his first touchdown of the 2024 NFL season on Sunday in the Titan's 37-27 loss to the Bengals. Check out Whyle's 13-yard catch to close the contest with five catches for 37 yards:
The Tennessee Titans unquestionably need a whole lot of help offensively, and they will have to go outside of their organization in order to bolster the unit during the offseason.
The Tennessee Titans will kick off their 2024 campaign with a Week 1 matchup against the Chicago Bears. There are a lot of exciting developments surrounding this game for the Titans, such as their new-look offense, or how their defense will fare against Caleb Williams in his first NFL game.
Tennessee Titans tight end Josh Whyle is no stranger to a concussion, and he's doing everything he can to prevent another one from coming. Whyle, a fifth-round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, suffered his second concussion in the offseason and is looking to take measures into his own hands.
With a new coaching staff implementing a new offense for the Tennessee Titans in 2024, there will be an opportunity for growth for many different players.
The Tennessee Titans are looking at an improved skill player group for the 2024 season, but someone that isn't the first name to come to mind is second-year tight end Josh Whyle.
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