The Tennessee Titans will finally see one of their free-agent additions take the field in a regular-season game on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts after activating cornerback Joshua Williams from injured reserve.
Although he was questionable heading into the weekend, the veteran defensive back has practiced fully over the past two weeks and appears to have recovered from the pec injury that forced him to miss an extended period in training camp and landed him on the injured list; he will now be available for the divisional matchup and has no injury designation for Sunday’s contest.
Following his activation from Injured Reserve - Designated to Return, @Titans CB Joshua Williams carries no injury designation ahead of tomorrow's game vs @Colts.
— Jim Wyatt (@jwyattsports) October 17, 2026
To make room for Williams, Tennessee waived defensive back Erick Hallett from the active roster for a second time in 2026 and will likely attempt to bring him back to the practice squad if he clears waivers.
Out of the gate, Williams should slide into a core special teams role as he works into a secondary rotation, though with Alontae Taylor and Cor’Dale Flott struggling, he may get the chance to contribute sooner rather than later.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans activate Joshua Williams from IR, remove him from injury report
