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Mount

According to reports, Mount refused to get out of an Uber after canceling his ride early Sunday morning, allegedly leading to a physical altercation before the driver could get back in the car and leave. A sixth-round pick by the Titans in 2015, Mount did not play a snap last season after tearing his Achilles’ during Broncos OTAs last May.

A 2015 sixth-rounder of the Titans, Mount missed most of his rookie year with a torn ACL and played just 44 defensive snaps for Denver last season.

Mount is a sleeper to excel as an outside SAM linebacker in Dick LeBeau’s 3-4, but will start off behind Brian Orakpo, Derrick Morgan and Jonathan Massaquoi.

A top 100 prospect in Josh Norris’ eyes. Mount (6'5/249) was a rotational end-backer for most of his college career, tallying 10.5 TFLs and five sacks when he finally became a full-time player as a senior. He ran 4.66 at the UL Pro Day, but managed a 9-foot-11 broad jump and 31-inch vertical. Despite being that sub-package player, Mount used his length and hands to extend and shed as a pass rusher and run defender.

He’ll be sent to injured reserve. The injury occurred during a non-contact drill. A sixth-round rookie, Mount recorded one interception in 48 snaps.