Reggie

Roberson

One of the best names in football won’t be on the Titans’ roster come Week 1, as Racey McMath has been let go by the team. In addition to McMath, the Titans also released/waived LB Chance Campbell WR Mason Kinsey, DE Sam Okuayinonu, Ben Niemann, DB Shyheim Carter, DT Michael Dwumfour, DB Eric Garror, WR Tre’Shaun Harrison, DB Steven Jones, DB Tyreque Jones, WR Mason Kinsey, OT John Leglue, DB Armani Marsh, DE T.K. McLendon, TE Thomas Odukoya, OT John Ojukwu, RB Jacques Patrick, WR Reggie Roberson OT Andrew Rupcich, LB Thomas Rush, DT Trevon Coley, DT Jaleel Johnson, DT Kyle Peko, TEE Kevin Rader, OG Jordan Roos, and NT Tyler Shelvin.

After one year with West Virginia, Roberson (5'11/193) transferred to SMU for the 2018 season and immediately started to produce. As a Mustang, he logged 168 catches for 2,704 yards and 23 touchdowns in 35 games, and those numbers would be even gaudier if not for a foot injury in 2019 and ACL tear in 2020. He did not look the same coming back from that knee injury in 2021, however, and did not test like the athlete he appeared to be pre-injury at the Combine, posting bottom-tier numbers in the jumps (31.5-inch vertical and 9-foot-6 broad) with a 4.53 forty. If he gets back to his pre-injury form, Roberson could end up being a steal, but he comes with some big question marks.