Jan. 23 (UPI) -- One of the NFL's worst secondary units is undergoing an offseason overhaul.
After releasing Perrish Cox in November, the Tennessee Titans could cut bait with Jason McCourty.
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Jan. 23 (UPI) -- One of the NFL's worst secondary units is undergoing an offseason overhaul. After releasing Perrish Cox in November, the Tennessee Titans could cut bait with Jason McCourty.
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The cornerback tandem had a hand in allowing the most passing yards in the AFC this season. McCourty ended his 2016 campaign with a shoulder injury. He is due $7 million next season and will "fight to retain his starting spot if he is not released as a cap cut," according to Titan Insider.
The Seattle Seahawks signed Cox last week.
McCourty, 29, has 13 interceptions and 410 tackles in 108 career games. He had two interceptions, a fumble recovery, and 59 tackles this season.