The Tennessee Titans have just announced that they have gotten down to the 53-man roster limit. The Titans had until 3 PM CT to trim the roster from 90 to 53 players. Here's a look at the 37 players who were cut by the Titans on Saturday. -Quarterback Luke Falk -Running back Dalyn Dawkins -Running back Akrum Wadley -Receiver Nick Williams -Receiver Deontay Burnett -Receiver Jordan Veasy -LB Josh Carraway -Defensive back Demontre Hurst -Defensive end David King -Guard Xavier Su’a-Filo -Defensive lineman Julius Warmsley -Offensive lineman Tyler Marz -Offensive lineman Elijah Nkansah -Tight end Ethan Wolf -Tight end Jerome Cunningham -Defensive back Josh Kalu -Safety Damon Webb -Linebacker Robert Spillane -Offensive lineman Nico Falah -Defensive back Trey Caldwell -Defensive back Rico Gafford -Offensive lineman Laurence Gibson -Defensive end Francis Kallon -Linebacker Jeff Knox -Defensive lineman Du’Vonta Lampkin -Linebacker Nyles Morgan -Defensive end Tobenna Okeke -Defensive tackle Mike Ramsay -Tight end Tim Semisch -Receiver Brandon Shippen -Defensive back Jason Thompson -Running back Lenard Tillery -Linebacker Tony Washington -Offensive lineman Cody Wichmann -Defensive back Steven Terrell In addition, undrafted free agent wide receiver Devin Ross has been placed on injured reserve. General manager Jon Robinson, head coach Mike Vrabel and the entire Titans coaching staff had been busy since Thursday's preseason finale. The process of making roster decisions is not an easy one. It's not an easy time for anyone involved in the process, whether it's coaches, general manager Jon Robinson, or the players themselves. Head coach Mike Vrabel on Friday when asked about the roster cuts at his day after game press conference. “We all have been through this, a lot of us as players and coaches and I think any time you remove guys from your roster you want to be respectful, you want to be honest. They’ve put a lot of time in, they’ve put a lot of effort in. “So I think you just make sure that you are respectful and honest to them, and thank them for their time.” NFL teams have until today at 3 p.m. Central Time to cut their rosters to 53 players, but being cut by that time doesn't necessarily mean those players' days with the Titans are done for good. There will still be ten practice squad spots to fill, which the teams are allowed to begin doing at 12 p.m. Central on Sunday, plus injuries will inevitably occur in the weeks ahead that may open the door for players to return. If that doesn't happen, the Titans will hope to see each player they let go find success on another team. The Titans return to work on Monday. They will then begin preparations for the season opener vs. the Dolphins in Miami next Sunday. Kickoff is set for 12 PM Central.<doc-sep>PITTSBURGH, PA - AUGUST 25: Robert Spillane #42 of the Tennessee Titans celebrates after an interception in the second quarter against the Pittsburgh Steelers during their preseason game on August 25, 2018 at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Justin K. Aller/Getty Images) With the deadline for roster cuts looming, the Tennessee Titans finalized their roster on Saturday afternoon. There are some surprises. On Saturday afternoon, the Tennessee Titans made official their final 53-man roster. Information about several cuts had begun trickling in on Friday, with most information coming by way of Titans Insider Terry McCormick. On Saturday, all of the speculation was put to rest and the Titans’ roster for Week 1 (for now) was set. Here is how the roster is currently set. QB: Marcus Mariota, Blaine Gabbert RB: Derrick Henry, Dion Lewis, David Fluellen WR: Rishard Matthews, Corey Davis, Taywan Taylor, Tajae Sharpe, Darius Jennings, Cameron Batson TE: Delanie Walker, Jonnu Smith, Luke Stocker, Anthony Firkser OL: Taylor Lewan, Jack Conklin, Quinton Spain, Josh Kline, Dennis Kelly, Corey Levin, Ben Jones, Kevin Pamphile, Aaron Stinnie DL: Jurrell Casey, Austin Johnson, DaQuan Jones, Bennie Logan, Matt Dickerson OLB: Brian Orakpo, Derrick Morgan, Harold Landry, Aaron Wallace, Sharif Finch, Kamalei Correa ILB: Wesley Woodyard, Jayon Brown, Rashaan Evans, Will Compton, Daren Bates CB: Malcolm Butler, Logan Ryan, Adoree’ Jackson, LeShaun Sims, Kenneth Durden S: Kevin Byard, Kenny Vaccaro, Dane Cruikshank, Kendrick Lewis, Brynden Trawick ST: Ryan Succop, Brett Kern, Beau Brinkley Surprises Aaron Stinnie: The decision to keep nine offensive linemen is one thing, but Stinnie being one of the nine is an absolute shocker. Stinnie did not impress in preseason and was particularly bad against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Matt Dickerson: Aside from one sack in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers game, Dickerson didn’t make much of an impact, while fellow DL Julius Warmsley — who got cut — consistently made plays in opponents’ backfields. Dickerson also had one drive where he committed two penalties in the first game of preseason. Cameron Batson: Batson is quick and was the Titans’ best receiver in the final preseason game, but he doesn’t have the upside of Deontay Burnett or the experience of Nick Williams (who is battling a hamstring injury). That said, Batson has a high chance of starting the season as the Titans’ primary kick returner, due to the lack of options for the position currently on the roster. Anthony Firkser: Firkser had an outstanding preseason and rightfully earned a spot on the roster, but it was still surprising to see the Titans keep four tight ends. Firkser likely won’t be active on game days, but the Titans probably felt a team would snatch him off waivers if they released him and tried to stash him on the practice squad. Areas That Could Use An Upgrade Wide Receiver: GM Jon Robinson has given a vote of confidence to his young receivers all offseason, but the position is still a bit of a concern. Davis, Taylor and Sharpe are all inconsistent. Jennings had a good camp and caught a touchdown in the first preseason game, but he hasn’t shown up in any of the other games. Batson is more of a special teams guy than receiver. We’ll see if Robinson looks for other options this week. Defensive Line: Keeping just five defensive linemen is a bit risky, especially considering the fifth guy is very raw and likely won’t contribute much in year one. Thankfully, there is plenty of defensive line talent that consistently falls through waivers during this time of year. Offensive Line: Just because the Titans are keeping nine offensive linemen doesn’t mean they have “depth” at the position. Along with Stinnie, Pamphile had a horrid preseason and neither inspires confidence if they had to fill in due to injuries. Robinson will be scouring the waiver wire for his next Josh Kline, most likely.<doc-sep>Now that the 2018 preseason is in the books, the next 72 hours will be business as usual for the Tennessee Titans. General manager Jon Robinson, head coach Mike Vrabel and the Titans' coaching staff are tasked with trimming the roster from 90 to 53 players by the 3 p.m. on Saturday. Some 1, 184 players will have been cut as of Saturday's deadline. Nothing is official until that time. We'll keep a running list of the reported cuts here. Without further ado, here is our final roster cuts tracker.<doc-sep>This upcoming weekend is one of the toughest for those in the NFL. All across the league, teams will be forced to trim their rosters down from 90 players to 53 players for the start of the regular season. The Tennessee Titans have some very difficult decisions to make across the roster with intense and heated battles coming down to the wire at wide receiver, running back, cornerback, safety, and several other key positions. With that said that means the team will still have to release 37 players by 4:00 p.m. ET on Saturday afternoon. That's a total of 1,184 players that will be released on Saturday. Some cuts will be more difficult than others. The team will also be able to sign 10 players to the practice squad on Sunday after players have cleared through waivers, but only players with less than three years service time will be able to be placed on the practice squad. It is very likely the Titans build their 10-man practice squad from most if not all of the players released this weekend. Here is our look on who we believe the Titans will release this weekend after the final preseason game against the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday night. Let's jump right in.<doc-sep>
Cameron Batson has announced on social media that he has made the Tennessee Titans 53-man roster. God is Good.... Nah, God is Great???????? All Praise to the Most High... Thank you to the Entire Tennessee Titans Organization for allowing me to be apart of the 53 man roster... All the Hard… https://t.co/rG2fo1kH9h — Cameron Batson (@KillaCam_3_) September 1, 2018 The Titans had signed Batson as an undrafted free agent following the NFL Draft. His work on special teams, namely in the return game in the end gave him the edge over the other undrafted agents wide receivers. Batson will join a wide receiver room that includes Corey Davis, Rishard Matthews, Taywan Taylor and Tajae Sharpe. There's a chance the Titans could keep a sixth wide receiver on the final roster to start the regular season. Batson had 153 receptions for 1,476 yards and 14 touchdowns in four seasons with the Texas Tech Red Raiders. He also served as the Red Raiders' punt returner the last three years during his time in Lubbock. General manager Jon Robinson, head coach Mike Vrabel and the entire Titans coaching staff have been busy since Thursday's preseason finale. The process of making roster decisions is not an easy one. The Titans will make their final announcement on cuts sometime today. It's not an easy time for anyone involved in the process, whether it's coaches, general manager Jon Robinson, or the players themselves. Head coach Mike Vrabel on Friday when asked about the roster cuts at his day after game press conference. “We all have been through this, a lot of us as players and coaches and I think any time you remove guys from your roster you want to be respectful, you want to be honest. They’ve put a lot of time in, they’ve put a lot of effort in. “So I think you just make sure that you are respectful and honest to them, and thank them for their time.” NFL teams have until today at 3 p.m. Central Time to cut their rosters to 53 players, but being cut by that time doesn't necessarily mean those players' days with the Titans are done for good. There will still be ten practice squad spots to fill, which the teams are allowed to begin doing at 12 p.m. Central on Sunday, plus injuries will inevitably occur in the weeks ahead that may open the door for players to return. If that doesn't happen, the Titans will hope to see each player they let go find success on another team. It's been a busy day already for Robinson and the Titans. You can keep up with final roster cuts HERE. The Titans return to work on Monday. They will then begin preparations for the season next opener vs. the Dolphins in Miami next Sunday. Kickoff is set for 12 PM Central.