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Colts Sign Former Titans OT Brandon Kemp

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The Indianapolis Colts announced on Friday that the team has signed former Tennessee Titans offensive tackle Brandon Kempwho worked out for the team earlier this week:

The 6’6”, 317 pound offensive tackle (with 35 7/8” arms) went to Valdosta State, where he was a former collegiate teammate of Colts cornerback Kenny Moore. He was First-Team All-Gulf South Conference as a senior in 2019.

Kemp was signed by the Titans as a priority undrafted rookie free agent in 2020 and was on their practice squad. However, he missed last year on injured reserve with a season-ending shoulder injury. He was recently waived in early April by the Titans.

He has not appeared in an NFL game.

While there’s not much out there on Kemp, he looks like he’s a good athlete at the offensive tackle position—with his large size:

The Colts could use the additional offensive tackle depth, as top swing-tackle Matt Pryor has been elevated into the starting lineup at left tackle, and their veterans from last year: Eric Fisher, Julien Davenport, and Sam Tevi are all free agents and appear unlikely to be re-signed at this point of the offseason.

Kemp is a developmental offensive tackle who could push for a roster spot with a strong OTA, training camp, and preseason showing.