Titans cornerback Tanard Davis has been assigned uniform No. 32, becoming the first Titan to wear the number since Pacman Jones.




(tennessean.com)

The Titans plan to add cornerback Tanard Davis to the team's practice squad.

Davis has spent time with several NFL teams, most recently the New Orleans Saints. The former Miami (Fla.) star worked out for the Titans recently.

The Titans had an extra spot on the practice squad after elevating cornerback Tuff Harris last month.

(dnj.com)

New Orleans Saints Executive Vice President/General Manager Mickey Loomis announced Sunday that the team has placed defensive tackle Brian Young on the reserve/injured list. Taking his place on the roster will be tight end Buck Ortega, who was signed from the Saints’ practice squad.

The Saints also released cornerback Tanard Davis from the practice squad and re-signed defensive tackle Remi Ayodele to take his spot.

(canalstreetchrinicles.com)

The Saints also signed defensive back Tanard Davis to their practice squad, replacing Quincy Butler, who was signed by the Dallas Cowboys to their active roster. Davis is a 25-year-old first-year player who has spent time on the practice squads of the Indianapolis Colts and Carolina Panthers and was in training camp with the St. Louis Rams this summer. The former University of Miami defender spent a week on the active roster of the Philadelphia Eagles late in the 2007 season but was inactive in their season finale.

(theadvertiser.com)

The Titans invited several defensive backs to work out, including safeties John Busing, Jerome Carter, Terrence Holt and safety/cornerback Atlon McCann. Also working out were cornerbacks Tanard Davis, Rashod Moulton, Jerome Perry and Tyrone Poole.


(knoxnews.com)

Andre Dyson? Ty Law? Turns out the Rams went the "other guy" route to add depth to the cornerback position, signing Tanard Davis. Davis was signed last December by the Eagles from the Carolina practice squad. Davis is fast, but has bounced around the league as, mostly, a training camp depth guy. That's most likely what he'll be with the Rams.

(turfshowtimes.com)

Cornerback Tanard Davis, a late-season pickup in 2007, was cut by the Philadelphia Eagles.

Fun fact:  Davis won a Super Bowl ring with the Colts in 2006 despite spending most of the season on the practice squad, then went to Carolina's practice squad for 2007, from which he was signed by the Eagles the day after Christmas.  He tried to learn how to return punts this year, a task for which much of the local media ridiculed him.  1) I'm not really that cool on dragging down the guys who are just trying to do anything they can to get their shot.  2) If you think returning punts is so easy, go try it sometime.  Regardless, he's gone. 

(igglesblog.com)

Speedy cornerback Tanard Davis struggled mightily to field punts, but safety and fourth-round draft pick Quintin Demps has looked smooth in the role.




(courierpostonline.com)

The Philadelphia Daily News reports Eagles CB Tanard Davis got some punt-return reps yesterday. Davis is probably not a threat to unseat rookie WR DeSean Jackson. During the return work, Davis looked like he'd been spun around blindfolded before being asked to track the ball.

(ffmastermind.com)

Rory Seagrest strongly implied that one way or another a rookie will be returning punts this season.

 "(WR) Bill Sampy is back there, J.R. is still back there, (CB) Tanard Davis is a guy who we've put back and let him catch a few balls. We've got some pretty good backups. Right now we're trying to get DeSean and Quintin(Demps) as many reps as we can get those guys to get them comfortable back there, but we do have some down-the-line guys as well."

(bleedinggreennation.com)