Titans Announce Agreeing To Terms With 14 Undrafted Rookie Free Agents

The Tennessee Titans are scheduled to open their rookie minicamp on Saturday, and on Friday, they announced they have signed 14 undrafted rookie free agents.

NASHVILLE - On the eve of the Tennessee Titans opening of their rookie minicamp on Saturday, the team announced on Friday morning that they have agreed to terms with 14 undrafted free agents.

Those undrafted free agents will join the team's six draft picks and some tryout invitees at noon on Saturday at the team's St. Thomas Sports Park headquarters for their first professional practice as a group.  

Undrafted Signees

 DT Shakel Brown (Troy)

WR Jacob Copeland (Maryland)

WR Tre’Shaun Harrison (Oregon State)

S Matthew Jackson (Eastern Kentucky)

CB Steven Jones (Appalachian State)

S Tyreque Jones (Boise State)

CB Anthony Kendall (Baldwin Wallace)

RB Chuck McClelland (Cincinnati)

DE TK McLendon (Eastern Kentucky)

OLB Caleb Murphy (Ferris State)

T John Ojukwu (Boise State)

LB Otis Reese (Mississippi)

OLB Thomas Rush (Minnesota)

K Trey Wolff (Texas Tech)

Where Are They Now 

Former Georgia wide receiver Kearis Jackson has been listed among the team's UDFAs (undrafted free agents) but is not among the names announced by the team. 

According to a Sports Illustrated/Fan Nations Dawgs Daily report, Jackson signed with the Titans shortly after the conclusion of the NFL Draft. 

"The UDFA period begins as soon as the draft concludes, and this is when teams are allowed to contact players who entered their names into the draft, but were not selected in the seven rounds. Jackson was the first player announced by Georgia Football's Twitter page that he had signed a UDFA deal with the Tennessee Titans." 

It is unknown at this time if Jackson will be in attendance on Saturday when the minicamp begins. 

 

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