Cox was released by the Seahawks on Tuesday, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio KJR reports.

EDGE Analysis

Cox was one of eight Seahawks to get cut on Tuesday. The veteran signed with the team in mid-January, as he figured to compete for a reserve position behind starters Richard Sherman and Jeremy Lane. However, Cox's value was greatly depleted after the team drafted four different defensive backs two weeks ago. Back on the market, Cox figures to draw some interest from teams looking to bolster their secondary with a veteran presence.

Cox signed a contract with the Seahawks on Wednesday, NFL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Although Cox started 22 games for the Titans over the last two seasons, very few teams have had any interest in him since his November release. Now in Seattle, he'll fight for a reserve role in the secondary in advance of the 2017 campaign and could make for a solid insurance policy if DeShawn Stead (knee - ACL) doesn't recover in time for the season opener.

Cox was released by the Titans on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Cox started nine of 11 games played for Tennessee this season, recording three interceptions along the way. However, after struggling at times in coverage, the team opted to release him and promote rookie seventh-rounder Kalan Reed from the practice squad Monday.

Cox (concussion) cleared protocol and is expected to play in Sunday's game against the Chargers, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Cox missed last week's game due to his concussion and was on the team's initial injury report this week but has since been removed. Barring any unforeseen setbacks he should be expected to return to action and start against San Diego on Sunday.

Cox (concussion) has been added to the Titans' injury report, Jason Wolf of USA Today reports.

EDGE Analysis

Cox practiced in full Wednesday, so there is little reason to believe that he will not be available for Week 9's matchup against the Chargers. Keep an eye on his status as the week rolls on.

Cox (concussion) was not listed on the Titans' injury report Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Cox missed last week's game due to a concussion suffered in Week 7. However, his absence from the injury report suggests he has cleared the NFL's concussion protocol and should be ready for Sunday's bout with the Chargers.

Head coach Mike Mularkey expects Cox (concussion) to play next week against the Chargers.

EDGE Analysis

Cox sustained a concussion during Week 7's matchup with the Colts and wasn't ready for Thursday's beatdown of the Jaguars.

Cox (concussion) did not practice Wednesday and has been ruled out for Thursday's game against the Jaguars.

EDGE Analysis

Cox remains under the league's concussion protocol and will therefore be unavailable for Thursday. Brice McCain is next in line for an expanded role at cornerback for the Titans.

Cox (concussion) did not practice Tuesday, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

According to ESPN's Paul Kuharsky, Cox will not play in Thursday night's game. If he does indeed sit out, look for Brice McCain to see additional snaps at cornerback.

Cox entered concussion protocol Monday, Terry McCormick of TitanInsider.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Cox isn't ruled out of Week 8 just yet as he'll have a week to clear protocol. His availability in practice throughout the week will likely illuminate his potential availability.