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Titans sign 40-year-old P Thomas Morstead

By Thomson Reuters Oct 28, 2026 | 11:42 AM

By Field Level Media

Oct 28 (Field Level Media) – The Tennessee Titans signed 40-year-old punter Thomas ​Morstead to the practice squad ‌on Wednesday following a knee injury to Tommy Townsend on Sunday.

Morstead has played for five teams in 17 seasons, ‌most ​recently with the ⁠San Francisco 49ers ⁠in 2025. He also played for Titans coach Robert Saleh when both were with the New ​York Jets.

Townsend was injured during the Titans’ 27-24 home loss ⁠to the Cleveland ⁠Browns, prompting kicker Joey Slye ​to take over the punting duties (one ​attempt for 42 yards).

Morstead played his ‌first 12 seasons with the New Orleans Saints, winning the Super Bowl as a rookie in ⁠2009 and earning his lone Pro Bowl selection in 2012. He also spent ⁠time ‌with the Jets (2021, 2023-24), ⁠Atlanta Falcons (2021), Miami Dolphins (2022) and ​49ers.

Morstead ‌has punted 1,004 times ​in 272 ⁠games, averaging 46.7 yards (41.3 net). He has only had one punt blocked, back in 2011.

The Titans (1-6) visit the Cincinnati Bengals (4-2) on Sunday.

(–Field ​Level Media)