Before he agreed to terms with the Tennessee Titans on Monday, offensive tackle Kendall Lamm was a member of the Cleveland Browns for the past two seasons.
In that time, Lamm saw two matchups against the Titans, one in 2019 and another in 2020, with Cleveland and Tennessee splitting the pair of games.
But in one of those matchups, Lamm actually found pay dirt against the Titans via a pass from Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield, which happened during last year’s Week 13 contest that saw Cleveland emerge victorious.
The one-yard strike came in the second quarter and put the Browns up 17-0 at the time. Take a look:
In the wake of the Bud Dupree news the Titans signed OT Kendall Lamm.
This play from Week 13 might have had something to do with that… pic.twitter.com/oyInGjd6w6
— Jack Gentry (@jackagentry) March 16, 2021
In the past few years, the Titans always seem to find themselves connected to big-man touchdowns, which are always a thing of beauty.
Not only do the Titans currently have a pair of offensive linemen who scored touchdowns in 2019 (Dennis Kelly had two, David Quessenberry had one), but in 2020 the Titans signed Ty Sambrailo, who scored a big-man touchdown with the Atlanta Falcons in 2019.
It looks like Lamm will fit in just fine in Tennessee.
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