Titans Release Injury-Plagued Former First-Round Pick Caleb Farley

Cornerback Caleb Farley, drafted in 2021, struggled with injuries throughout his tenure with the Tennessee Titans, leading to his release.

Farley played only 12 games over three seasons due to multiple injuries, including ACL tears and back surgeries.
The Titans' new management decided to move on from Farley as they rebuild their roster.
Farley's rookie contract was guaranteed, resulting in $4.29 million in dead money for the Titans.
Originally a promising talent from Virginia Tech, Farley entered the NFL with significant injury concerns.
Despite his release, Farley intends to continue his efforts to establish himself in the league.