Cardinals Sign Former Titans, Raiders Safety
The Arizona Cardinals have signed former Tennessee Titans and Las Vegas Raiders second-year safety Hudson Clark.
On August 24, the Arizona Cardinals bolstered their roster by signing former Tennessee Titans and Las Vegas Raiders safety Hudson Clark. Clark, undrafted in the 2025 NFL Draft, had limited NFL experience prior to his signing, having played for the Birmingham Stallions in the UFL, where he was selected in the 2026 UFL Draft in January.
Cardinals' signing of Clark came after a workout session earlier in the day, as reported by a league source and confirmed by Aaron Wilson on Monday, an hour after initially announcing the team's involvement with Clark.
This marked the second time the Cardinals had the 25-year-old safety in their facility, with the first occurring on August 11 when they hosted Clark for an official workout following the injury to P.J. Mustipher. Despite the opportunity to showcase his skills in the UFL, Clark did not stand out during that period. He managed to secure playing time in eight out of the ten regular season games, accumulating 21 total tackles and an interception, but never started a game.
With his current status as the seventh-choice safety on the team, obtaining a regular starting position appears highly unlikely. However, if Clark continues to impress during practice sessions and, if offered the chance, the preseason, he might secure a spot on the practice squad or another team in the league.
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