Davis was released by the Titans on Monday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Released by Seattle at the end of the 2018 preseason, Davis had two stints on the Titans roster when Marcus Mariota (elbow) was dealing with injuries. The 29-year-old quarterback hasn't thrown a pass in a regular-season game since 2015.

Davis signed a contract with the Titans on Monday, Terry McCormick of TitanInsider.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Davis is signing on the heels of Marcus Mariota's (elbow) injury. If Mariota is held out of the team's Week 17 matchup with the Colts Davis will operate as the backup to Blaine Gabbert. Davis won't figure to see the field unless the team takes further losses at quarterback.

The Titans released Davis on Tuesday, Jim Wyatt of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

With Marcus Mariota now reasonably healthy after contending with an elbow injury and Blaine Gabbert having cleared the concussion protocol, there was no longer a need for the Titans to keep Davis around as a third-string quarterback. The 29-year-old didn't earn any snaps during his stint with Tennessee, which lasted just two weeks.

Davis will be the backup option for starter Marcus Mariota (elbow) Sunday against the Eagles, as Blaine Gabbert (concussion) is listed as inactive for the contest.

EDGE Analysis

Davis signed with Tennessee just five days earlier, but will get thrown into the mix as an emergency quarterback option Sunday. While Marcus Mariota has been deemed healthy enough to start despite an elbow injury, he's been unable to shed his injury-prone label to date, and any type of setback would likely lead to Davis seeing game action.

Davis agreed to a contract Tuesday with the Titans, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

EDGE Analysis

Davis' addition gives the Titans some much-needed depth at quarterback with Marcus Mariota still limited by an elbow injury and Blaine Gabbert embedded in the NFL's concussion protocol. Since Mariota was able to finish the Titans' Week 3 upset win over the Jaguars, he seems on track to be available Sunday against the Eagles, but he hasn't started either of the past two weeks due to the complications his elbow presents when he throws. With that in mind, Davis could very well end up seeing snaps versus Philadelphia in the event Gabbert isn't available. Davis spent the 2017 season in Seattle as the backup to Russell Wilson, but only logged five offensive snaps throughout the campaign.

The Seahawks waived Davis (undisclosed) from injured reserve SaturdayBen Arthur of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Davis and the Seahawks reached an injury settlement, leading to his release. He's a career backup, but Davis was pushed from his position behind Russell Wilson after a poor preseason, which caused Seattle to trade for Brett Hundley.

The Seahawks placed Davis (undisclosed) on injured reserve Saturday, Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic Seattle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Davis was expected to get cut after the Seahawks traded for Brett Hundley, but the Seahawks found a place for him on injured reserve. He won't be able to play in the 2018 campaign unless he reaches an injury settlement.

Davis is likely to be released after the Seahawks traded for Brett Hundley, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Apparently displeased with the competition between Davis and rookie seventh-round pick Alex McGough, the Seahawks traded for Hundley one day before the final preseason game. With McGough a better bet to land on the practice squad, Davis may find himself out of a job by Week 1. There is some chance Seattle could keep three quarterbacks on the roster early in the season while Hundley gets up to speed with the playbook.

Davis completed two of three passes for minus-1 yard during Friday's 21-20 preseason loss to the Vikings.

EDGE Analysis

QB Alex McGough, who is competing with Davis for the backup job, produced a dud as well, completing five of 14 passes for 140 yards, one touchdown and one interception. Neither signal caller has looked good through the first three preseason games, and if that carries into the final exhibition game the Seahawks may ponder free agency.

Davis has a chance to win the backup quarterback spot should he hold off Alex McGough during training camp, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

All things equal, Davis wins both the experience and incumbent arguments over McGough. It'll be interesting to see how this battle pans out given Russell Wilson's durability. Could Wilson's reliability allow the Seahawks the luxury of grooming McGough as the primary backup? Only time will answer that one. As for now, reports are that Davis has been more consistent throughout minicamp. The real test lies ahead with training camp right around the bend, however.