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Titans CB Reynaldo Hill is fully recovered from the groin surgery he underwent this winter.

Hill, a seventh-round pick who was impressive as a rookie last season, will remain starting opposite Pacman Jones in 2006.
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Reynaldo Hill, Rich Gardner, Damien Nash, Daniel Loper, David Stewart, Gregg Guenther, Roydell Williams and Bo Schobel are inactive for week two.

Pacman Jones will make his debut against Baltimore.
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Titans signed CB Reynaldo Hill, a seventh-round pick, to a three-year contract.

The Florida product will make minimum salaries of $230,000 in 2005, $310,000 in ’06, $385,000 in ’07 and a signing bonus of $43,250.
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Titans cornerback Reynaldo Hill claims he played most of last season through a torn meniscus in his knee and torn ligaments in his ankle.

“I just had to suck it up and be a man,” he says. “This is the NFL.” Hill had arthroscopic surgery on the knee but rehabbed the ankle on its own. He faces a stiff challenge from first-round pick Michael Griffin for his starting job.
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Source: Nashville City Paper

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With the emergence of Michael Griffin and Cortland Finnegan, Reynaldo Hill seems to be the odd man out of the Titans’ starting lineup.

He’s not worthy of a selection in IDP leagues.
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Titans released CB Kelly Herndon.

Herndon, 31, would’ve cost $1.4 million to keep. It appears Eric King, Reynaldo Hill, and possibly a rookie will battle for nickel duties in camp.
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Titans signed restricted free agent DBs Vincent Fuller and Reynaldo Hill to one-year, $927,000 contracts.

Fuller appeared to be a promising prospect coming out of Virginia Tech in 2005, but hasn’t developed into more than a special teamer. Hill is currently the Titans’ third corner, but will be pushed for that role by Chris Carr.
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Vincent Fuller

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Vincent Fuller is the favorite to be the Titans’ nickel back this season.

It appears Reynaldo Hill, Eric King, and Chris Carr are on the outside looking in. Playing through a dislocated shoulder in 2007, Fuller made 30 tackles and picked off two passes. He is also free safety Michael Griffin’s top backup.
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The Titans extended restricted free agent CB Reynaldo Hill a low tender.

Hill played a lot as a rookie, but is best suited as a dime back and special teamer. The 2005 seventh-round pick had 19 stops and one INT in 2007.
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