Can former Tennessee Volunteers CB Gabe Jeudy-Lally write heartwarming story with Titans?

The Tennessee Titans agreed to terms with 16 undrafted free agents following the conclusion of the 2024 NFL Draft. One of the standouts was former Tennessee Volunteers cornerback Gabe Jeudy-Lally. Jeudy-Lally will submit a valiant effort to make the 53-man roster.

Jeudy-Lally was productive for the Volunteers throughout 2023. He totaled 47 tackles and six pass breakups this past season. Jeudy-Lally showcased enough versatility to execute multiple coverage schemes. He plays the position with a red-hot motor and an infectious amount of energy.

Jeudy-Lally was arguably even more productive at BYU during the 2022 college football campaign. It was there he recorded a career-high seven pass breakups. Jeudy-Lally also previously played locally at Vanderbilt, making him a well-traveled prospect.

The Titans showed consistent interest in Jeudy-Lally throughout the pre-draft process. He attended Tennessee’s local pro day and stayed behind two-plus hours past its conclusion. Jeudy-Lally met with Titans head coach Brian Callahan and special teams coach Colt Anderson throughout the day. The Titans later signed him to a contract in undrafted free agency that contains $35,000 in total guaranteed money.

The Titans have a clear-cut top three at the cornerback position with L’Jarius Sneed, Roger McCreary, and Chido Awuzie. There will be competition for spots behind those three. Rookie cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. is the early favorite to be the No. 4 cornerback, but Brownlee did suffer a minor injury during rookie minicamp. He’ll have to stay on the field if he’s to capture a role.

Other players on the depth chart include Tre Avery and Eric Garror. Avery and Garror have the advantage of having appeared in NFL games, but everyone is starting from scratch in new defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson’s system. Jeudy-Lally will attempt to write a heartwarming story this summer.