Tennessee added Julius Wood, formerly of the Dallas Cowboys, as a sixth safety on their 53-man roster, bolstering their secondary depth.

Julius Wood was claimed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from the Dallas Cowboys, marking a shift in his career as he joins a new team following the waiver process.

Julius Wood, a promising safety from East Carolina, demonstrated his potential with nine tackles and two interceptions in three preseason games for the Cowboys. Despite his impressive preseason performance, he faced stiff competition on Dallas's depth chart and was claimed by the Tennessee Titans following roster cuts. Wood would have been welcomed back to the Cowboys had he cleared waivers.

Julius Wood has been claimed by the Titans after being waived by the Cowboys. He initially signed with Dallas as an undrafted free agent earlier this year.

Julius Wood proved himself during the preseason with nine tackles and two interceptions, showcasing his potential as a safety. Although unable to secure a spot on the active roster due to a talented group ahead of him, he is seen as a valuable candidate for the practice squad to continue his development.