Lorenzo Carter signed in free agency with the Tennessee Titans on March 20. It was quite the four months and a day. On Monday, Carter retired from the NFL at age 29 without ever suiting up for the Titans, according to beat reporter Jim Wyatt.

ESPN asked NFL analysts Mike Clay, Aaron Schatz, and Seth Walder to rank every roster in the league. They considered factors like talent, age, and production, and then detailed the strongest and weakest position groups, identified X factors, and selected nonstarters who could have an outsized role this season.

The Tennessee Titans are placing CB L’Jarius Sneed and C Lloyd Cushenberry on the active/PUP list to start camp, per Jim Wyatt. Titans GM Mike Borgonzi said, via Paul Kuharsky, the two would be week-to-week.

Tennessee Titans cornerback Darrell Baker Jr. is going into his second year with the team, where he hopes to be better than the year before. Baker, 27, went und

There could be hope for a Tennessee Titans good season as Robert Griffin III dropped a comparison between Cam Ward and C.J. Stroud.

Young and inexperienced as an edge rusher, the Titans selected Oladejo in the second round to potentially add an explosive playmaker to the mix at outside linebacker. He possesses the athletic profile, positional versatility, and football IQ that teams covet for the position, along with an infectious personality that radiates from the field.

The Giants picked Carter 66th in the 2017 NFL draft after a career in which he helped revitalize the Bulldogs. In the final win of his college career—Georgia's epic victory over Oklahoma in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day 2018—he recorded a career-best 10 tackles.