Robinson could always consider signing a veteran cornerback as well. The Titans’ coaches are awfully familiar with Mabin, who’s spent plenty of time on and off Tennessee’s roster over the previous few years.Ĭhris Williamson, Tre Avery and Tre Swilling are first-or-second-year players that may receive additional reps throughout camp. This potentially opens up an opportunity for veteran corner Greg Mabin to make the roster. Teams typically carry six cornerbacks, and Skrine was expected to make the final 53-man roster, although it was hardly a guarantee. Skrine was expected to serve as the team’s sixth cornerback behind Kristian Fulton, Caleb Farley, Elijah Molden, Roger McCreary and Chris Jackson. It doesn’t represent a huge loss for the Titans. An impending training camp often makes veterans question their upcoming commitment.
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It’s likely the aging cornerback realized he didn’t have enough gas in the tank to make it through another professional campaign. The 33-year-old Skrine is an 11-year veteran. Skrine has now decided to hang up his cleats instead. The Titans re-signed Skrine to a one-year contract worth a reported $1.272 million, via Spotrac. The veteran has been remarkably durable over his 10-year career, missing.
Titans General Manager Jon Robinson was impressed with Skrine’s performances. Perhaps more notable and certainly concerning is the fact nickel cornerback Buster Skrine is in concussion protocol. Skrine recorded 17 total tackles, three pass breakups and one interception. The 31-year-old Skrine, who joined the Bears last year on a three-year, 16.5 million contract, suffered four concussions during four seasons with the New York Jets: He suffered a concussion in an. Skrine appeared in seven games for the Titans, starting three. Skrine was a late addition to the Titans’ secondary last season while the team was dealing with several injuries on the back end of their defense. HC Mike Vrabel: CB Buster Skrine has informed us he is retiring- Jim Wyatt July 26, 2022
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