Hours after working out UFL safety Sam Webb, the Tennessee Titans pivoted and added a different UFL safety to the roster when they signed former Birmingham Stallions safety Hudson Clark .
Clark went to training camp in 2025 with the Las Vegas Raiders after going undrafted in the 2025 NFL Draft out of Arkansas. The 6-foot-1, 195-pound safety was a standout defensive back for the Razorbacks, where he played in 55 games, recording 224 total tackles (122 solo), six interceptions, four sacks, and a whopping 24 forced fumbles. A team captain, Clark was a first-team All-SEC selection and first-team All-America following his 2023 season.
Clark didn't make the same impact with the Stallions in the United Football League (UFL), recording only 18 total tackles (three solo) and one interception over six games in 2026.
The addition of Clark comes after the Titans waived/injured safety Sanoussi Kane on Thursday with an undisclosed injury. Kane took part in the team's first practice and recorded an interception of Will Levis during red zone drills. If he clears waivers, Kane will revert to the Titans ' injured reserve.
The Titans will return to the field for Day 2 of training camp on Thursday at Vanderbilt Health Football Center.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans sign former UFL DB Hudson Clark, waive/injured Sanoussi Kane
