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The 2024 sixth-round pick was crowded out by a new GM who brought in a pair of fourth-round picks. Jackson did not play in the preseason. The Titans also waived: WR TJ Sheffield, DT Josiah Bronson, DT TJ Smith, OLB Desmond Evans, ILB Amari Burney, CB Jalen Kimber, CB Clarence Lewis, CB Jermari Harris, CB Davion Ross, S Julius Wood, and S Joshuah Bledsoe. They released DE Joe Gaziano, G Arlington Hambright, and C Sam Mustipher while putting a waived/injured designation on Matt Landers.

A non-Combine invite, Hambright started 17 of a possible 18 games at left tackle over the last two seasons. Prior to that, Hambright played at Garden City Community College in Kansas. He did record a pro day workout prior to the process being shut down, with a 4.95 forty before leaving with a left hamstring injury. Due to his 6-foot-3 height, expect Hambright to shift inside in the NFL.

A non-Combine invite, Hambright started 17 of a possible 18 games at left tackle over the last two seasons. Prior to that, Hambright played at Garden City Community College in Kansas. He did record a pro day workout prior to the process being shut down, with a 4.95 forty before leaving with a left hamstring injury. Due to his 6-foot-3 height, expect Hambright to shift inside in the NFL.

Hambright, who joined the Colorado program as a graduate transfer from Oklahoma State in February, appeared in six games for the Cowboys last season. His expected move to the starting left tackle position means that William Sherman, who made eight starts at left tackle in 2018, will move over to the right side of the line.

Hambright announced that he was leaving the Cowboys in February, and found a new home awfully quickly. Because he’s leaving as a graduate, Hambright will be immediately eligible to play for the Buffaloes in 2019, and he’ll still have two more years of eligibility. Injuries forced him to have an inconsistent 2018, but he flashes starting ability, and he should help keep Steven Montez upright during next fall’s campaign.