Erick

Hallett

He’s joined there by fellow safeties Mike Brown (ankle) and Xavier Woods (hamstring) as the Titans signed Erick Hallett and Sanoussi Kane off the Lions and Ravens practice squads. It is certainly End Of Season Hours in Tennessee. 2025 third-round pick Winston finishes his rookie season with a 89.4 PFF run defense grade, but just a 43.4 PFF coverage grade. It was a land of contrasts. He’ll probably be the favorite to start next to Amani Hooker next season if he’s healthy.

Hallett is a two-year starter for the Panthers who was second-team All-ACC at free safety. Hallett had 122 tackles in his final two years, adding six picks and 16 passes defensed. He’ll be a developmental safety and special teamer on the back of the Jags depth chart if he sticks.

Hallett picks Pittsburgh over offers from Vanderbilt, Houston, Tulane and several other schools. He was previously committed to Washington State in August, but opened things up last month after not signing with the Cougars during the early signing period. He ranks as the 86th best cornerback in the class according to 247 Sports composite rankings.