Roster Moves: Titans Part Ways With Three Players

Signed by the Jaguars as an undrafted free agent following the 2018 NFL Draft, Meeks has played in 14 games during his career, with one start. He played in four games with the Jaguars and two games with the Chargers during the 2020 season.

Since March, the Titans have added players in free agency and the draft, and the team last week continued to add more players even after picking an eight-man draft class. The Titans also claimed a player last month. This on top of all the players re-signed by the team. TennesseeTitans.com takes a look at the new additions.

Adeniyi, headed into his fourth NFL season, signed with the Titans in March after playing the previous three seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Born in Nigeria, Adeniyi said he'll always be thankful for the sacrifices made by his mother.

The Titans made a handful of roster moves on Thursday, including adding former Falcons running back Brian Hill. The Titans have also added defensive back Greg Mabin and linebacker Justin March.

Brown, who played at Mississippi State, played in 14 games for the Broncos over the past two seasons, including one start.

Nkansah (6-5, 315) was signed by the Colts to a reserve/future contract on January 12, 2021. He previously spent time with the Houston Texans (2019-20), Seattle Seahawks (2018-19) and Tennessee Titans (2018).

The Titans on Thursday added four players to the team's roster, including a pair of defensive linemen.

Former Steelers edge rusher Bud Dupree will also wear No.48 with the Titans.

Farley said he loves football for three reasons: The big platform it gives him to have a positive influence on others, because it allows him to compete, and because it provides a chance to take care of his family financially.

The Titans have added a number of key defenders this offseason, including edge rusher Bud Dupree and defensive lineman Denico Autry, cornerbacks Janoris "Jackrabbit" Jenkins and Kevin Johnson. Safety Matthias Farley and outside linebacker Ola Adeniyi have also been added, and will compete for spots, and playing time.

Earlier this month, the Titans landed one of the top pass rushers in free agency in Dupree, a former Pittsburgh Steelers edge rusher who should make a big difference on a defense that managed just 19 sacks in 16 games last season.