Kevin Johnson

Johnson started six games for an injured Browns secondary last season. He signed a one-year deal with Tennessee in March but wasn't needed after they drafted Caleb Farley with the No. 22 pick. Johnson, a 2015 first-rounder, had 191 tackles, an interception, and 22 pass breakups over his six-year career. Still only 28, it's possible Johnson sits out this season before making a 2022 comeback.

The Titans completely flipped their cornerback depth chart this offseason, but their starting lineup looks set now. Johnson and Janoris Jenkins will line up on the perimeter while Kristian Fulton starts at slot corner. Overall, it's an average group, although it could struggle against No. 1 receivers if Johnson is treated as the No. 1 corner. The Titans need their pass rush to click this year to have a chance holding up against the pass. It didn't last year.

Starting CB Greedy Williams (shoulder) has also been ruled out. It's a nightmare for Cleveland's season opener as the team will travel to square off against the divisional foe Ravens' offense, which returns 10-of-11 starters from last season's historic unit. Note that third-string CB M.J. Stewart (hamstring) is also questionable for Week 1.

The team announced another player fell on Johnson during practice. It's unclear when Johnson, who signed a one-deal deal with the Browns in March, will be able to return to the team.