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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 and receiver Ja Marr Chase were un-coverable on the field against the Tennessee Titans during an overtime loss on November 1. Taylor forced a fumble, had two quarterback hurries and a tackle for loss, but his overall performance was unspectacular. The Titans coach Robert Saleh bench him for two weeks, which seemed like a demotion, but Taylor was determined to prove himself.

He adjusted to the nickel corner position and was ready to make a splash. Saleh praised Taylor's impact in the game, noting that he contributed to seven Tennessee points. The Titans' defense had room for improvement, but Taylor's redemption played a significant role in the team's performance.

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