ANOTHER SIGN DONE DEAL: Tennessee Titans continued to shake up their offseason roster by re-signing one of their unrestricted free agents and saying goodbye to two others.

On Wednesday, the Tennessee Titans continued to reshape their offseason roster by bringing back one of their unrestricted free agents while parting ways with two others.

The team re-signed defensive tackle James Lynch to a one-year contract and waived edge rusher Kyron Johnson and wide receiver Tay Martin with injury designations.

Johnson joined the Titans’ practice squad early in the 2024 season after being released by the Pittsburgh Steelers at the conclusion of training camp. A sixth-round pick by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2022 draft, Johnson remained on the practice squad throughout the year and later signed a futures contract in January.

Martin, who also signed a futures deal in January, spent most of 2024 on the Titans’ practice squad. He appeared in one game, recording a 49-yard touchdown catch.

If unclaimed on waivers, both Johnson and Martin will become unrestricted free agents and can sign with any team.