The Tennessee Titans have waived former first-round pick Caleb Farley, who struggled with injuries throughout his three-year tenure with the team. Selected 22nd overall in the 2021 NFL Draft, Farley appeared in just 12 games, primarily due to recurring back issues, a torn ACL, and a herniated disk that required surgery. Despite showing promise at Virginia Tech, where he was a standout cornerback, his inability to stay healthy led to the Titans bolstering their cornerback roster with new signings. Farley's agent expressed gratitude towards the Titans but noted that Farley will continue to work hard to find a place in the league. If he clears waivers, there is a possibility he could return to the Titans' practice squad. Farley's career has been further complicated by personal tragedies, including the loss of his father in a gas explosion last year.