Titans Release Jamal Adams at His Request

The veteran safety's brief stint in Tennessee ends after limited play due to injuries and personal choice.

Jamal Adams, a three-time Pro Bowl safety, requested his release from the Tennessee Titans, which was granted on his 29th birthday.
Adams signed a one-year contract with the Titans in July but played only 20 snaps over three games due to a hip injury.
The Titans placed Adams on the reserve/non-football injury list last weekend, leading to speculation about his health status.
Adams was previously released by the Seattle Seahawks in March and has struggled with injuries over the past few seasons.
Despite a promising start to his career with the New York Jets, Adams' performance has declined, with limited interest from other teams post-Seattle.