Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel has offered an update on right tackle Morgan Moses' health as the team prepares for training camp. Moses, who will turn 35 this year, is entering his 13th NFL season with some uncertainty surrounding his physical condition. Vrabel did not disclose specific details but acknowledged that the veteran's status is something the team is monitoring closely.
Moses has been a reliable presence on the offensive line throughout his career, previously playing for the Washington Commanders, New York Jets, and Baltimore Ravens before joining the Titans in 2023. He started all 16 games for Tennessee last season, providing stability at the right tackle position. However, age and the physical toll of over a decade in the league have raised questions about his durability.
The Titans are counting on Moses to anchor the right side of the line again in 2024. With training camp set to begin soon, Vrabel is expected to evaluate Moses' workload and ensure he is ready for the upcoming season. The team has depth options behind him, but Moses' experience and leadership are valuable assets. Fans will be watching closely for further updates on his condition as camp progresses.