It appears the Tennessee Titans are bringing MyCole Pruitt back.
According to NFL Insider and radio personality Adam Caplan, who cites Pruitt’s representatives, he and the Titans have agreed to terms on a contract.
The news was also confirmed by The Athletic’s John Glennon.
Pruitt played in 16 games for the Titans last season, totaling six receptions for 90 yards and a touchdown. In 2018, Pruitt finished with nine receptions for 102 yards and a score.
The 27-year-old has been used predominantly as a blocker over two seasons in Tennessee, and that will likely be his role once again in 2020.
With the re-signing of Pruitt, the Titans now have three tight ends locked down for next season.
Tight end Jonnu Smith will enter the fourth year of his rookie deal in 2020, while fellow tight end Anthony Firkser was re-signed earlier in the offseason.
Because of his skills as a blocker, Pruitt is a perfect complement to pass-catching tight ends like Smith and Firkser. Tennessee continues to make moves to keep their offense intact from last season.
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