Titans bring back guard Drew Moss, waive linebacker Jimmy Ciarlo
The short version
- Titans re-signed guard Drew Moss to the practice squad
- Linebacker Jimmy Ciarlo was waived from the practice squad
- Linebacker Mohamoud Diabate is set to return after wrist surgery
- Moss, an undrafted rookie out of Colorado State, played five games for the 49ers in 2025
- Tennessee faces the New York Giants in Week 3
Tennessee reshuffled its practice squad ahead of Week 3, re-signing offensive guard Drew Moss and parting with linebacker Jimmy Ciarlo.
The Tennessee Titans adjusted their practice squad on Tuesday without holding a practice, re-signing offensive guard Drew Moss and waiving linebacker Jimmy Ciarlo.
The move comes with linebacker Mohamoud Diabate expected back after undergoing wrist surgery last week, which made Ciarlo expendable. Moss had been part of Tennessee's initial practice squad and was released earlier to open a spot for Ciarlo.
Moss entered the league as an undrafted rookie free agent out of Colorado State, where he started all 47 games he played across stints at Lamar and Colorado State. The 6-foot-3, 303-pound lineman earned a roster spot in the preseason with the San Francisco 49ers in 2025 and appeared in five games as a rookie.
Moss is set to rejoin the Titans as they begin preparing for their Week 3 matchup against the New York Giants.
