The Tennessee Titans have been busy making many roster moves ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. New general manager Mike Borgonzi is remaking the roster in his image, and two more players are getting let go.
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Fox Sports’ Jordan Schultz reports the Titans are re-signing CB/ST Justin Hardee to a contract. Hardee, 31, wound up signing a three-year, $1.66 million contract with the Texans as an undrafted free agent out of Illinois back in 2017.
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Kadarius Toney added to practice squad, Justin Hardee and Tulu Griffin released The Cleveland Browns are consistently adjusting their roster for a variety of reasons including injury.
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A season after allowing the fewest passing yards in the NFL, the Cleveland Browns return the core of the defensive backfield responsible for achieving the feat.
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Michael Ghobrial is moving from Florham Park to East Rutherford. After three seasons as the New York Jets' assistant special teams coach, Ghobrial has joined the New York Giants' staff as the special teams coordinator.
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In a significant roster shuffle, the New York Jets roster has some key changes ahead of their upcoming clash with the Falcons. The team has activated special teams captain Justin Hardee and offensive lineman Wes Schweitzer, while parting ways with safety Adrian Amos and OL Xavier Newman.
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