Eagles waive A.J. Woods as part of nearly ten roster cuts and add pass rusher Ochaun Mathis. Woods, a Pitt product undrafted in 2024, spent five Pitt seasons and last season on Philly’s practice squad. With Mathis, Philly signals a push to bolster edge depth while trimming toward the 53-man roster.

The Tennessee Titans have made a significant move by signing veteran wide receiver Tyler Lockett to a one-year contract worth $4 million, with potential incentives raising the total to $6 million. Lockett, a seasoned All-Pro talent, brings a wealth of experience and skill to a Titans receiving corps that is looking to rebound from a disappointing 2024 season. Previously with the Seattle Seahawks, he recorded impressive stats over his ten-year career, including 8,594 receiving yards and 61 touchdowns.

As a precise route-runner and a reliable target, Lockett is expected to enhance the Titans' offensive strategy, providing quarterback Will Levis with a dependable weapon alongside Calvin Ridley. His presence could also draw defensive attention, potentially benefiting running back Tony Pollard and tight end Chig Okonkwo. Despite a drop in production during his final years in Seattle due to increased competition for targets, Lockett's undeniable talent and experience are poised to make a meaningful impact in Tennessee.