Titans' Defensive Draft & Free Agency Moves

0:00It's April 25th. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Tennessee Titans made it clear they were all in on defense during the 2026 NFL draft, trading up late in the first round to grab edge. Russia Keldrick Falk from Auburn at Pick 31, then doing it again in the second for Limebacker Anthony Hill Jr. from Texas at Pick General manager Mike Borgonzi played it smart, using team intel on visits and needs to move just four spots for Falk and nine for Hill, making sure. Needless slipped away without any last second regrets. Fans and analysts raised eyebrows when the Titans took wide receiver carnaultate at number four overall, especially with defensive guru Robert Salah. Now coaching, since five of his last six defenses ranked top five from 2019 to 2024. Salah runs the offense too, stressing the need to build around the quarterback with playmakers like Tate, but he balanced

1:00it quick by prioritizing those defensive trades right after. Titans brass followed up in free agency with defensive line upgrade John Franklin Myers, cornerbacks Alan Taitaylor and Cordale Flood, plus trading. For edge guide Jermaine Johnson, stacking the roster to compete now.