Not only did the Tennessee Titans hit the field for another training camp practice on Saturday, but they also took some time to work out a couple of veterans, including one very familiar face.
Tennessee worked out veteran defensive tackle DaQuan Jones to potentially add some depth to the defensive line unit during camp. Jones is very familiar with the Titans organization after spending the initial stages of his career in Nashville.
#Titans worked out DaQuan Jones, hosted Jordan Mims for visit
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The 34-year-old defensive lineman was a fourth-round pick of the Titans in the 2014 NFL Draft, spent seven seasons with Tennessee before leaving the organization to join the Carolina Panthers in 2021, and then the Buffalo Bills in 2022.
A good rotational player,
Jones is coming off a solid season, recording 22 total tackles, three tackles for loss, three sacks, one forced fumble, an interception and two pass deflections in 12 games with the Bills.
The Titans also worked out running back Jordan Mims during the session, but failed to add either to the roster. Tennessee will likely have two open roster spots in the coming days when it places Jaylen Harrell (ACL) and Jaren Kanak (pec) on injured reserve.
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