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The Titans underwent a transformation on the offensive line this offseason, adding JC Latham, Lloyd Cushenberry III, and Saahdiq Charles, among others.
But an under-the-radar addition was undrafted guard, Cole Spencer.
Tennessee did a lot of homework on Spencer, including a private workout with offensive line guru Bill Callahan. The Titans followed up their extensive research by giving Spencer the richest undrafted deal the team gave out this year.
Spencer is on the older side of rookies at 25-years-old. Spencer spent seven years in college, playing for Western Kentucky and Texas Tech. He dealt with multiple injuries, which prolonged his collegiate career.
Spencer put his name on the NFL map when he registered a whopping 9.43 Relative Athletic Score.
Spencer faces a lot of competition for one of Tennessee’s reserve line spots, but he has clearly peaked the interest of Titans coaches. With an impressive showing, he could find himself on the team’s Week 1 roster.
