Well, DUH! The Tennessee Titans' thin EDGE group got even thinner right before training camp when Lorenzo Carter informed the team of his plan to retire.
The Tennessee Titans are in need of making adjustments to their pass rush ahead of the upcoming season. After the sudden retirement of free agent signee Lorenzo Carter, the team signed Minnesota Vikings linebacker Jihad Ward to help fill the void.
The Tennessee Titans lost a rotational member of their edge rusher/outside linebacker crew at the start of training camp when veteran Lorenzo Carter decided to retire.
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Two former members of the Atlanta Falcons defense decided to call it a career. According to Tennessee Titans writer Jim Wyatt, edge rusher Lorenzo Carter has informed the team of his intention to retire. Former Falcons linebacker Ade Ogundeji announced his retirement on his personal Instagram account. “Now I’m excited to take on the next step!
The Tennessee Titans are losing a member of their defense as training camp gets underway in Nashville. According to ESPN's Turron Davenport, Titans linebacker Lorenzo Carter is retiring ahead of what would have been his eighth season in the NFL.
According to Terry McCormick, Titans GM Mike Borgonzi announced that OLB Lorenzo Carter is retiring from the NFL. Carter, 29, is a former third-round pick of the Giants back in 2018 out of Georgia.
The Tennessee Titans have added a significant piece to their defensive puzzle by signing linebacker Lorenzo Carter from the Atlanta Falcons. Carter, a former third-round pick of the New York Giants in the 2018 NFL Draft, is expected to bring a much-needed spark to a Titans defense looking to strengthen its pass rush and overall playmaking ability.
The Tennessee Titans have a new face in the building as Memphis native Lorenzo Carter signed a one-year deal with the team after spending the past three years with the Atlanta Falcons.
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According to a report from NFL Insider Adam Schefter, Falcons starting linebacker signs with the Tennessee Titans. Lorenzo Carter is now a member of the Titans after spending the last three seasons with the Atlanta Falcons.
The Falcons have had a fondness for Lorenzo Carter, even though he never contributed much during his time in Atlanta. The third-round pick out of Georgia spent the first few seasons of his career with the Giants before returning home to Atlanta for three seasons, beginning in 2022.
The Tennessee Titans signed Linebacker Lorenzo Carter Thursday evening. At the time of publication, the terms of the deal were not announced. Carter is coming off an underwhelming 2024 season with the Atlanta Falcons.
The Tennessee Titans have signed edge rusher Lorenzo Carter, the team announced Thursday. Carter, a third-round pick by the New York Giants in 2018, spent four seasons with the franchise while appearing in 49 games.
While everyone wonders what the Tennessee Titans will do with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, first-year general manager Mike Borgonzi is still focused on shoring up the roster in free agency.
The Titans have signed edge rusher Lorenzo Carter, per Titans senior writer/editor Jim Wyatt. Carter is a seven-year veteran with 62 starts, 21.5 sacks, and 35 tackles for loss in his career.
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