Titans Re-sign Veteran Long Snapper Morgan Cox

0:00On March 9th, the Tennessee Titans have resigned veteran long snapper Morton Cox to a one-year contract. This move brings back a five-time pro-buller, who's been a steady force on special teams. Cox spent his first 11 NFL seasons with the Baltimore Ravens before joining the Titans in 2021. Over the past few years, he's earned pro-bull nods and stepped up as Team Captain in 2023, 2024, and 2025. Fans and teammates appreciate his leadership, highlighted by Back-to-Back Finalist nods for the BART Star Award, which recognizes character and integrity. In 2025, he also made ESPN's all-quarter-century team at his position. Now, a 16-year pro, Cox hit a milestone with his 250th regular season game last year, becoming just a 64th player in NFL history, too. Reach that mark. He handled every snap perfectly for the Titans over the fifth straight season. With deep Tennessee roots as a Collierville native and University of Tennessee alum,

1:00Cox remains one of the league's top-long snappers, setting the Titans up strong for special team stability.