
Granson to Titans, Eagles Re-sign Calcaterra
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Kylen Granson, former Eagles tight end, joins Titans in free agency. After one season in Philly, Granson, a fourth-round pick from Indianapolis, excelled on special teams with 18 tackles. Eagles re-signed Grant Calcaterra and added veteran Johnny Mundt. Dallas Goedert, a long-time Eagle, remains available for next season.
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Tennessee Titans News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Granson to Titans, Eagles Re-sign Calcaterra. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 13th, former Eagles Titan Kylin Granson is heading to the Tennessee Titans in Free Agency. The 27-year-old spent just one season in Philadelphia after wrapping up his four-year rookie deal with the Indianapolis Colts as a goals REEZ Row, fourth-round pick. Granson saw action in all 17 games last year, making three starts as the number three Titan behind Dallas-Gotard and Grant Calcutta. He hauled in seven passes for 40 yards, but shown on special teams with 290 snaps and 18 tackles, tying for the team lead. Earlier this week, the Eagles resigned Calcutta, their fourth-round pick from 2022 out of SMU. He had nine catches for 76 yards in a touchdown last season, building on his career-best 24 receptions for 298 yards the year before. The team also added veteran blocker Johnny Munt, a 31-year-old with nine NFL seasons under his belt. Munt brings strong blocking skills that fit the new offensive scheme from Coordinator
Sean Manion. Philadelphia still needs a top-tied end, and Giotert remains available after eight seasons with the team. Talks could heat up to bring him back for year nine next season.
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