Brents is a 6-3, 189-pound corner with 34-inch arms, elite changemakers for his size (93rd percentile 3-cone, 99th percentile broad jump, 95th percentile vertical). His rookie season with the Colts yielded 6 pass breakups, 1 interception and 1 forced fumble in 8 starts, but injuries limited him to 11 of 34 games across two seasons, including a torn ACL/MCL/meniscus setback in 2024. If healthy, he could unlock his elite athletic upside for Miami and become a long-term contributor.

Brents, two-year Colts cornerback, claimed by Miami after being cut. Injury-laden seasons limited on-field action; still possesses ball skills (1 INT, 6 PD) and tackle-sleepy production (50). Miami gains depth and a potential boundary outside option, with Week 1 test looming against Indianapolis.

Brents is a big, rangy corner with upside, reinvigorated after an injury-derailed sophomore year. His size and length fit Titans' profile, and a healthy return could position him as a high-upside CB2 with potential for more in future seasons.

Brents, a 2023 second-round pick from Iowa/Kansas State, battled injuries that limited his rookie impact. Waived by the Colts in a 53-man roster prune, he logged 50 tackles, six passes defended, one interception and one forced fumble in 11 games. His departure frees snaps on the outside and opens room for Hilton’s potential addition in Indianapolis’ secondary rotation.

Brents started at outside corner with Edwards and Lammons in the slot, suggesting he isn’t a lock for Week 1. His progression could hinge on how the Colts balance depth and scheme in Anarumo's aggressive, DB-reliant approach.