Brady

Breeze

Sixth-round rookie DB Breeze was already set to miss the first three weeks after being placed on IR over the weekend. He hasn’t played since Tennessee’s first preseason game. It’s unclear whether Breeze tested positive or is just a close contact. His vaccination status is also not apparent.

Breeze has been out since Week 1 of the preseason. The Titans liked enough of what Breeze did when healthy to carry him on their 53-man roster. Breeze will miss at least the first three weeks before he’s eligible to return.

Breeze (6'0/197) only started for half of his final year of play at Oregon. Breeze served primarily as a rotational player for the Ducks in 2019 before taking over the job down the stretch, only to end up opting out of the 2020 season and miss out on putting a full year of film up. Regardless, Breeze posted some respectable athletic testing, running a 4.55-second 40 yard dash and leaping to 120 inches in the broad jump. That kind of forward explosion and speed shows up regularly on his film. Breeze operates best when working downhill, especially in the run game. He can lay the boom when given a decent shot at the ball carrier. Breeze does not have the smoothest transitions in and out of routes, though, which proved most troublesome whenever he had to play vertical routes. Breeze has some schematic flexibility and should have baseline athletic ability to stick around as a depth player.