Titans shuffle practice squad, elevate guard Drew Moss to active roster
The Tennessee Titans released three players from the practice squad and signed three others, the club announced in its transactions log. On Oct. 6, the team released guard Nick Broeker, cornerback Jalen McMurray and linebacker Owen Pappoe and added defensive back Derrick Canteen, linebacker Chase Wilson and guard Chandler Zavala to the practice squad. The moves were listed in the clubs official transactions log.
The club also activated guard Drew Moss from the practice squad to the active roster via a standard elevation on Oct. 3. That move followed the Titans placing guards Fernando Carmona Jr. and Jackson Slater on injured reserve on Sept. 29. The elevations and injuries required the Titans to adjust the active roster to address immediate depth needs.
On Sept. 29, the Titans promoted running back Michael Carter and guard Garrett Dellinger from the practice squad to the active roster. Both moves were listed as promotions from the practice squad in the transactions log. The log reflects sustained roster churn as Tennessee manages offensive-line depth and other position groups amid injuries and short-term needs.
NFL Sports Blog Take
The transactions highlight the Titans relying on practice-squad flexibility to address immediate roster needs, particularly along the interior offensive line. With Fernando Carmona Jr. and Jackson Slater on injured reserve and Drew Moss elevated to the active roster, Tennessee has used a mix of promotions and practice-squad signings such as Chandler Zavala to maintain depth. Those short-term adjustments help the club manage injured players and prepare for upcoming games.