Da'Norris Searcy Wants to be a “Game-Changer” in 2016

Posted Jan 12, 2016
After playing his first four seasons with the Buffalo Bills, the Tennessee Titans signed Da'Norris Searcy to a four-year deal in March. He started at safety alongside veteran Michael Griffin, playing in 15 of 16 games. Searcy didn’t have as many “splash” plays as he would’ve liked in 2015, but coaches were pleased with his performance. (Tennessee Titans)

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