NASHVILLE – The Titans have agreed to terms with linebacker Dylan Cole on a one-year deal.
Cole, who originally joined the team's practice squad in October 2021 before being promoted to the active roster, played in nine games for the Titans last season, playing primarily on special teams.
Cole recorded six tackles on defense, and he also tallied 10 more on special teams, which ranked third on the team.
Cole's biggest play of the year in the team's November 14 game against the Saints, when he forced a fumble that was recovered by fullback Tory Carter that set up a touchdown early in the second half of the team's 23-21 win.
In his NFL career, Cole has played in 46 games and he's recorded 73 tackles, a sack, two interceptions, one fumble recovery, three quarterback pressures and six tackles for a loss. He's also tallied 29 special teams stops in his career.
Cole, who played collegiately at Missouri State, played from 2017-2020 with the Texans before joining the Titans.
Cole, who originally joined the team's practice squad in October 2021, played in nine games for the Titans last season, playing primarily on special teams. Cole recorded six tackles on defense in 2021, and he also tallied 10 more on special teams, which ranked third on the team.
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