Quandre Diggs Signs with Titans

In a significant move for the Tennessee Titans, veteran safety Diggs announced on social media Monday that he has officially signed with the team, a deal confirmed by the club on Tuesday. The 31-year-old player expressed enthusiasm about joining the Titans, citing strong recommendations from friends around the league who have previously played under the team's coaching staff. Diggs highlighted the presence of his close friend, Adams, in Tennessee as a key factor in his decision to join the franchise. During his first practice on Wednesday, Diggs participated in individual drills, showcasing his readiness to contribute to the team's defense. Titans' head coach Brian Callahan praised Diggs for his versatility, noting his impressive record of 24 career interceptions. Callahan emphasized that Diggs' multifaceted skills will enhance the team's secondary, providing them with additional strategic options. In a surprising turn of events, the Titans also faced an unexpected roster change as starting right guard Saahdiq Charles announced his retirement on Tuesday. Charles, who had recently signed with the Titans after a stint with Washington, left the team just days before their preseason opener against San Francisco. Callahan expressed his surprise at the abrupt decision, acknowledging the challenges it poses during training camp. Additionally, cornerback Caleb Farley was seen leaving practice early with a trainer due to hamstring tightness, having missed the previous practice session. The Titans are now looking to adapt to these changes as they prepare for the upcoming season.