Wood has played only five defensive snaps and 115 on special teams in his limited time with the Titans. His two tackles in nine games don't seem to fully showcase his potential. However, his absence will now leave a noticeable gap in the team's defensive structure. The Titans will need to rely on their existing safeties and make adjustments to compensate for Wood's absence.
Despite having only 51 players on their roster currently, the team is hopeful that cornerback Chidobe Awuzie's activation from injured reserve will provide some relief. But the loss of Wood for six games is a significant blow that the Titans will have to navigate carefully.
It's not uncommon for players to face suspensions for such violations, as the NFL takes a zero-tolerance approach. This suspension will not only affect Wood's immediate future but also his long-term career prospects. It remains to be seen how he will handle this setback and if he can regain the trust of the team and the league.
For the Titans, this suspension is a reminder of the importance of having a deep and talented roster. They will need to evaluate their options and potentially make some moves to address the safety position in Wood's absence. It's a challenging time for the team, but they will have to find a way to adapt and move forward.