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Martin

Martin has good length and reasonable size/athleticism, but his game tape isn’t pretty. He bites on play action and shows poor awareness. The Titans have themselves a project that needs to be coached up to have a role outside of special teams.

Martin suffered the injury in February and didn’t run a forty time before the draft, hurting his stock and allowing Tennessee to snag a projected third- or fourth-rounder in the sixth. The Titans hope Martin will be 100 percent by OTAs.

Martin expects to be a full-go for training camp, but his NFL career is off on the wrong foot. He also missed the Combine due to a right knee injury.

It was just a scope, but could still shelve Martin for the first six games of the season if he’s kept on the PUP list through that point. Martin opened camp on active/PUP. Don’t expect him to make an impact as a rookie.

Martin missed the final two weeks of OTAs with a hamstring ailment, but it’s apparently his pre-Combine knee injury that’s sidelining him for the beginning of camp. Per the Tennessean, he’s expected to return at “some point.” It’s sounding like he could turn into a candidate to begin the season on the reserve/PUP.

The injury isn’t serious, but it’s lingering and could hurt Martin’s chances of making the roster. He was drafted in the sixth round out of Oklahoma State.

Martin has been injured since the Titans drafted him, and underwent a knee scope early in camp. He’ll be eligible to rejoin the roster after six games.

Martin was a well-regarded college free safety, but he is coming off knee surgery and needs to learn to read play-action. He’s expected to be a developmental prospect in Tennessee, vying for a roster spot in training camp.

This is the first practice for Martin since he underwent arthroscopic knee surgery in the preseason. Martin is still on PUP, and the Titans now have three weeks in which to activate him.

Martin had to be activated this week after returning to practice in mid-October. The Titans deemed him not ready to help on defense after undergoing a knee scope just before training camp. The rookie sixth-rounder will have to earn a roster spot next summer.