The Tennessee Titans made a small practice-squad shuffle on Tuesday, bringing back guard Drew Moss and moving on from linebacker Jimmy Ciarlo, who had filled in for injured Mohamoud Diabate. Diabate underwent wrist surgery last week and is slated to return this week.
Before Moss was re-signed, though, Tennessee took a look at a trio of offensive linemen: Nick Broeker, Amari Kight and Brandon Walton. All three have NFL experience, and Walton brings the most of the group with 16 games under his belt.
Walton is a veteran journeyman at tackle who has spent the last few years moving from team to team after entering the league as an undrafted rookie free agent with the Buffalo Bills following the 2020 draft. Buffalo cut him at the end of his rookie camp, and he later spent time with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons. He has appeared in 16 games and made two starts for Tampa Bay in 2022.
Broeker has the strongest draft resume of the trio. The Bills picked him in the seventh round of the 2023 NFL Draft, but he was waived after his rookie training camp and ended up with the Houston Texans. He played in 12 games across 2023-2024 before being released and later cycling through practice squads with the Steelers, Bills, Dallas Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs.
Kight entered the NFL in 2025 as an undrafted rookie free agent with the Seattle Seahawks. He moved between Seattle’s practice squad, active roster and injured reserve, and appeared in four games as a rookie. He was recently waived from injured reserve in an injury settlement.
The Titans return to the practice field Wednesday to start preparing for their Week 3 matchup with the New York Giants.
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