Titans awarded WR Damaris Johnson off waivers from Patriots; Place Derrick Morgan on I/R
The Tennessee Titans found a pretty solid wide out via the waiver wire yesterday. The Titans signed former Tulas wide out Damaris Johnson, who was released the other day by the Patriots. He entered the league in 2012 as an undrafted free agent in 2012 and signed with the Eagles.
In four seasons, Johnson played for Philadelphia, Houston and New England, totaling 44 games, 52 catches, 601 yards and a touchdown. At 5-foot-8 and 175 pounds, he’s the smallest receiver on the Titans’ roster.
Johnson is a fast wide out that is very similar to Kendall Wright, so this could be a good addition down the road for the Titans.
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