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Denver’s starting right corner for the past three seasons, Goodman was an easy cut due to a $4.62 million base salary and rapidly declining on-field performance. Going on age 34, Goodman was relentlessly torched in coverage last year, although Pro Football Focus graded him as an effective run-support corner. Still, Goodman may struggle to resurface before camp. The Broncos will move forward with Tracy Porter bookending Champ Bailey.

It’s Goodman’s first visit since he was jettisoned by the Broncos last month. Goodman’s play has declined sharply in recent seasons, but he’d likely be in the mix in the slot in Tennessee, and would provide veteran insurance for Jason McCourty and Alterraun Verner. Goodman’s Titans visit comes one day before free agent Drayton Florence’s.

Goodman joins SS Brian Dawkins (neck) on the sideline for the Broncos. Goodman didn’t remain down for long after getting hit, but was clearly woozy as he walked off the field. He’ll have to pass his baseline tests before he can resume practicing, and should initially be considered questionable for Week 15.

Depending on how severe Bryant’s injury is, Goodman could be starting for the remainder of the year.

This PUP only means that players will not be available when camp starts, but they can be removed at any time. Goodman’s status for Week 1 is unclear.