Worley has solidified his role as a starting safety for the Titans, maintaining his position even with Amani Hooker’s impending return. He recorded a week-high 17 total tackles, showcasing his value and making him a viable addition for those in need of depth at the safety position.

Daryl Worley has been signed as a veteran addition to the Titans' secondary, stepping up to help fill the gap left by injured cornerbacks. With McCreary's injury, Worley’s experience will be crucial as the team navigates a challenging situation in their defensive lineup.

Daryl Worley has been signed to the Titans' 53-man roster after being elevated from the practice squad three times this season. He has played a crucial role in the team's secondary during recent games, especially in the absence of injured players. In the Week 12 victory against the Texans, Worley participated in nearly all defensive snaps and recorded four tackles along with one pass defensed. With the Titans needing veteran support in the secondary, Worley has stepped up effectively, and he aims to secure a new contract in the offseason.

Daryl Worley stepped into a starting role for the Titans due to injuries in the secondary, alongside Mike Brown. While neither player was particularly effective during their opportunities, Worley can be considered a depth option in deep leagues, especially if the injuries persist. Brown is noted as the priority addition among the two.

Daryl Worley suffered an injury during the second quarter against the Texans and may not return for the game. Typically a cornerback, he has stepped into a safety role due to the team's injuries in the secondary. Worley has been a crucial veteran presence in a young unit and has been elevated from the practice squad for three consecutive weeks to fill in. This game is his last opportunity to showcase his value before potentially signing a full-time contract with the Titans, depending on his health afterward.