March 31st, 2008 
Jesse Rios 
Posted in The Titans’ signed Chris Carr to a deal just under $2 million, and the Raiders have only six days to match the deal or he’ll become a Titan. The deal is most likely a two year deal, and Carr will most likely replace Adam “Pacman” Jones in kick returning and in the secondary. Carr holds [...]
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Titans Mawae New President Of NFL Players Association
Titans Kevin Mawae was announced Wednesday on the NFL Network as the new president of the National Football League’s Players Association. The Titans center has been on the NFLPA executive committee since 2002 and will succeed Troy Vincent. Mawae has been in the league for 14 years with Jets, Seahawks and Titans. The official announcement [...]
Titans Add TE Dwayne Blakley to the Roster
Already adding Alge Crumpler to the tight end mix, the Titans on Tuesday grabbed another TE, adding former Falcons TE Dwayne Blakley to the roster. The 28-year-old hs never been much of a pass catcher, never grabbing over seven passes in one season. He can be an asset as a blocker and can also play [...]
RB White Charged in Denver Following Incident
In a bizarre case, running back Lendale White was cited in Denver on Saturday on several chargers which include destruction or property, disobedience to a lawful order, and interference and resisting. 9news.com in Denver said there was some sort of incident with White at 22nd Street between Champa Streeet and Stout Street. The 23-year-old is [...]
McCareins Returning to the Titans
The Titans have signed free agent wide receiver Justin McCareins. Terms of the deal were not released. McCareins was cut by the Jets earlier this month after posting just 42 catches over the last two seasons in New York. He had just 19 grabs for 232 yards and no touchdowns in 2007. McCareins returns to [...]
Titans Raid Colts’ Cupboard, Sign Scott
The Indianapolis Colts lost a mainstay from their offensive line as the Tennessee Titans on Monday, according to the Tennessean, signed guard Jake Scott to a 4-year deal worth $5 million per season; Scott will replace Jacob Bell, who signed a free agent contract with the St. Louis Rams this offseason.
