Coty

Sensabaugh

Sensabaugh only lasted five weeks with the Denver, who has opted to claim CB Cyrus Jones off waivers instead of holding onto Sensabaugh. The 30-year-old is likely at the tail end of his NFL career and will have to catch on at the bottom of a depth chart.

The Broncos needed some veteran depth with DeVante Bausby (neck) headed to injured reserve. 30-year-old Sensabaugh had yet to appear in a regular season game this year but started 10 games for the Steelers in 2018. He could play heavy snaps right off the bat if needed. Bausby was the No. 4 but playing a lot of snaps thanks to injury in front of him.

They also met with Kayvon Webster. Sensabaugh started 10 games and had above-average grades at PFF last year. He should resurface before training camp.

The cousin of Cowboys SS Gerald Sensabaugh was one of Mike Mayock’s favorite sleepers at the corner position. He started just one year at Clemson, but ran a 4.37 40-yard dash at the Combine and can play press coverage. There’s raw upside here.

Sensabaugh runs like the wind at about 5-foot-11, 190, and consistently made special teams plays on Clemson’s kickoff and punt coverage units. He may grow into a sub-package role on defense. The Nashville Tennessean recently listed Sensabaugh as a possibility as a slot corner, but the Titans’ interest in free agent Drew Coleman suggests they want a veteran in that spot.

Tommie Campbell, Chris Hawkins and Ryan Mouton are all options, as well. Sensabaugh started for just one year at Clemson, but has prototype size/speed for a slot corner. Mouton, a former third-round pick, will be one year removed from Achilles surgery in August.

An intriguing size/speed package at 6'3/206 with legit 4.3 wheels, Campbell has impressed the coaching staff with his commitment level this offseason. With Alterraun Verner shifting to the slot in nickel packages, Campbell will vie with Chris Hawkins and Coty Sensabaugh for snaps opposite Jason McCourty.

With Alterraun Verner falling out of favor -- he’s now being tried at safety -- Sensabaugh is the nickel between Tommie Campbell and Jason McCourty. Perhaps the Titans are just experimenting, but Verner’s fall is surprising after arguably being Tennessee’s top cover cornerback the past two seasons.

Sensabaugh is Tennessee’s slot corner between Alterraun Verner and Jason McCourty. He’s done for the day and will be questionable for Week 6.

Sensabaugh suffered the injury in Sunday’s loss the Cardinals. He appeared in all 14 games as Tennessee’s slot corner before going down, finishing with 37 tackles and six passes defensed. The Titans will promote CB Khalid Wooten from the practice squad to replace him on the active roster.