Kyron Johnson: Everything you need to know

The Titans cut Johnson (undisclosed) from injured reserve Tuesday with an injury settlement, per the NFL's transaction log. Johnson reverted to the Titans' injured list Thursday after being waived with an injury designation. The two sides were able to come together to reach an injury settlement agreement, which will allow Johnson to play in 2025 once he's fully healthy. He appeared in six regular-season games for the Steelers in 2023, tallying 98 special teams snaps without recording a tackle.

Johnson (undisclosed) reverted to the Titans' injured reserve list Thursday. Johnson was waived with an injury designation Wednesday and will now head to injured reserve, where he'll be forced to miss the 2025 season unless he's later cut with an injury settlement. The 26-year-old has has appeared in 22 career regular-season games, recording eight tackles (six solo), mainly as a special teams player.

The Titans waived Johnson (undisclosed) with an injury designation Wednesday, Jim Wyatt of the team's official site reports. Johnson will head to waivers despite having signed with the team back in January. If the 26-year-old ends up clearing waivers, he should revert to the team's injured reserve.