The Tennessee Titans closed the NFL trade deadline without another move after sending safety Amani Hooker to the Buffalo Bills, a Titans Wire deadline tracker reported.
The club had already shocked many by trading defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons to the Chicago Bears. Hooker and a fifth-round pick then went to Buffalo for a second-round choice. After that deal, general manager Mike Borgonzi made no other trades before the deadline passed, the tracker said, leaving the Titans with a large collection of 2027 draft picks.
Tennessee is 1-7, and the season has been framed around the growth of quarterback Cam Ward. Before the deadline, many insiders thought Borgonzi might mostly stand pat after the Simmons trade, though he still had veterans who could have been moved.
The tracker had followed rumors around those remaining names through the day and then recorded that the Hooker trade was the last completed deal.
The Titans' next scheduled game, after the Week 9 bye, is part of the second-half slate, but the tracker itself was a deadline wrap, not a game preview.
No additional completed trades were listed after Hooker.
Sources: Titans Wire