The Tennessee Titans cut Brayden Narveson, but he found a new home after a strong preseason.
The Tennessee Titans unsurprisingly cut backup kicker Brayden Narveson as part of the team's final cuts ahead of the 53-man roster deadline on Tuesday. However, he has a new home.The move comes after the Packers cut Anders Carlson, who was their kicker last season. Now, the Packers get Narveson, who had a tremendous preseason.
In the team's second preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks, Narveson nailed three field goals in the fourth quarter, including one from a career-best 59 yards. He also landed a game-winner from 46 yards out to clinch victory for the Titans. His efforts impressed the Titans and other teams around the league.
Now, Narveson can truly realize his NFL dreams by joining the Packers, who made it all the way to the NFC Divisional Round last year. They are expected to try and make another deep playoff run this season, and they'll need Narveson's help to get them there.
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