Morgan Cox enters 17th NFL season with Titans at age 40
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 10:04 AM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
Morgan Cox, the long snapper for the Tennessee Titans, begins his 17th season in the NFL at 40 years old. Having played 250 regular season games and earned five Pro Bowl selections, Cox remains motivated to compete, especially against younger players. As he trains at Titans camp, special teams coordinator John Fassel has noted Cox's readiness and performance during drills despite recently welcoming his fifth child. Cox reflects on the physical demands of his role and the psychological aspects of staying competitive as he continues his career.
- •Cox is 40 years old and begins his 17th season in the NFL.
- •He has five Pro Bowl selections and 250 regular season games.
- •Cox recently had his fifth child before attending training camp.
- •He trains with Titans special teams coordinator John Fassel.
- •Fassel is impressed by Cox's readiness and competition skills.
- 10:04 AMYahoo Sports — How Titans long snapper Morgan Cox still finds a challenge in NFL at age 40
"Titans long snapper Morgan Cox, 40, is entering his 17ty year in the NFL and won multiple Pro Bowls. What drives his competition?
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