Tennessee Titans: Analyzing 53-man roster and practice squad
By Will Lomas
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Tennessee Titans tight end
Active Roster: Anthony Firkser, Luke Stocker, Tommy Hudson
Practice Squad: MyCole Pruitt, Miller Forristall
COVID-19 List (as of September 2nd): Geoff Swaim
After all the speculation about which tight end the Tennessee Titans might trade for in the offseason or which player they could draft, they ended up keeping the same two starters that they started the offseason with Anthony ‘slot king’ Firkser and Geoff Swaim.
However, some intriguing additions need to be discussed. Miller Forristall looked good as both a blocker and a receiver during the preseason, and while he didn’t jump off the page, he earned a Tommy Hudson-like chance to develop for a season on the practice squad.
Stocker is sort of a mix between Firkser and Swaim, though probably not as good as either, but still worth a shot.
The real surprise is that MyCole Pruitt is back with the Titans on the practice squad and there is a massive chance that Pruitt is one of the first call-ups if the team needs to make one. He can play on special teams, block, catch, and really has no weak points even though he also doesn’t have one thing that he does at a special level.