The Tennessee Titans are making moves to shape their roster for the upcoming season. On April 30, the team waived six players to clear space for undrafted free agent signings ahead of this weekend's rookie camp and tryouts.

Among those released were a few players who saw limited action last season, but none were expected to be major contributors in 2026. The six players waived are: DE Ali Gaye, DE Nate Lynn, DL Isaiah Raikes, LB Cam Riley, RB Blake Watson, and OL Clay Webb. Additionally, DE David Ebuka Agoha was moved to the exempt/international player designation list, meaning he won't count against the Titans' 90-man roster limit this offseason.

Of the group, Gaye had the strongest chance of sticking on the active roster. He's been with the Titans since 2024 and has bounced around the league since 2023. Over 18 games across the past two seasons, Gaye recorded nine tackles, three for loss, and one sack. While not a headline-grabbing stat line, his experience gave him an edge over the others.

This roster shuffle is a familiar part of the NFL calendar as teams finalize their squads for training camp. For the Titans, it's a chance to evaluate fresh talent and build depth for the season ahead. Fans at the recent draft party at Nissan Stadium were already buzzing about the team's future, especially after the first-round pick of wide receiver Carnell Tate. Now, the focus shifts to seeing which undrafted rookies can earn their spot on the roster.