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Tennessee Titans DB Alontae Taylor found redemption in Cincinnati

Titans defensive back Alontae Taylor, a former Tennessee Vol, has been challenged this season. He recorded a win for himself against the Bengals.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow threw for 462 yards and five passing touchdowns, including the game-winning score in a 43-36 overtime loss to the Tennessee Titans on Nov. 1. Titans cornerback Alontae Taylor, who was benched after a poor performance, had a breakout game, recording a fumble forced, two quarterback hurries, and a tackle for loss.

The victory came after Taylor's "I’m him" tattoo served as a reminder of his confidence even when he wasn't "him" — a phrase used to describe standout players. The Titans had an underwhelming season, ranking 24th in allowing 233 passing yards per game. Coach Robert Saleh moved Taylor to the nickel corner position, considering it a positive step for the young player rather than a demotion.

Taylor credited his faith, support from loved ones, and daily prayers for his turnaround, stating he's ready to be an impactful teammate.

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