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Tennessee Titans Make Roster Changes to Get down to 75 Player Limit Sunday
August 26, 2012 | 
Tennessee Titans Football
Nashville, TN – In anticipation of tomorrow’s 75-player roster limit, the Tennessee Titans today made the following roster moves.
The team released 11 players, including:
QB Nick Stephens, RB Herb Donaldson, TE Joey Haynos, WR Laquinton Evans, WR Chase Deadder, WR Marcus Harris, OL William Vlachos, OL George Bias, OL Jonathan Palmer, S Christian Scott and K William Batson.
The team must trim its roster to the final 53-player limit by Sunday, September 2nd.
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