Stafford was placed on the reserve/did not report list after failing to show up for the start of training camp.

EDGE Analysis

Stafford signed with the Steelers back in May after spending last season with the Titans. It was the most productive year of his career and he had 52 tackles, a sack and an interception. Despite being just 26 years old, Stafford is reportedly considering retirement, which is the reason he's yet to report. No timetable for an official decision has been given at this point in time.

Stafford signed a deal Tuesday with the Steelers, Jim Wyatt of TitantsOnline.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Stafford is coming off his most productive season of his NFL career in 2016, as he recorded 52 tackles, one sack and an interception. The safety will now join Pittsburgh for their offseason workouts leading up to training camp, and Stafford should have a fair chance at securing a depth role on Pittsburgh's final roster this season.

Stafford (hamstring) does not appear on the Titans' injury report Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Stafford missed his first game of the season in Week 12 against the Bears but has since been afforded the Titans' bye in Week 13. Due to his absence from the injury report, the former seventh-rounder should be available this weekend against Denver.

Stafford (hamstring) is inactive for Sunday's Week 12 matchup with the Bears.

EDGE Analysis

Stafford didn't pop up on the Titans' injury report until Friday, when he was a limited participant in practice due to a tight hamstring, but that's apparently enough to keep him out for the first time all season. The safety has been working in a reserve capacity for most of the campaign, but has collected 43 tackles and an interception along the way.

Stafford (hamstring) is questionable to play Sunday against the Bears.

EDGE Analysis

Stafford is dealing with slight hamstring tightness according to head coach Mike Mularkey. His absence would likely have an adverse impact on the Titans' performance on special teams.

The Titans are "expecting more" out of second-year S Daimion Stafford. "He is a very gifted, talented, athletic player, so we expect him to grow and be as productive as he was on special teams last year in a defensive role," said DBs coach Louie Cioffi. Stafford played just 13 defensive snaps as a rookie and made six tackles on special teams. He's currently the No. 4 safety, at best, in Tennessee.

Titans signed No. 248 overall pick S Daimion Stafford to a four-year contract. Stafford made 26 starts while at Nebraska, and lead the Huskers with four interceptions as a senior. He's a limited athlete and projects to a special teams role with the Titans.