Safety Quandre Diggs officially joined the Tennessee Titans after weeks of discussions with general manager Ran Carthon and new defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson. The three-time Pro Bowler announced his signing via social media and expressed excitement about playing for Wilson, who he believes will enhance his performance. Diggs highlighted the importance of his friendship with fellow safety Jamal Adams in his decision to join Tennessee, noting that Adams played a significant role in his recruitment. During his first practice, Diggs participated in individual drills and is expected to start alongside Amani Hooker in a revamped Titans secondary that includes several new faces. Coach Brian Callahan emphasized Diggs' versatility and instinctual play, pointing to his strong track record, including 24 career interceptions. Despite concerns about age affecting performance in the NFL, Diggs asserted he is still capable of playing at a high level, demonstrating both physicality and mentorship for younger players.