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Titans Draft Carnell Tate, Keldric Faulk

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Tennessee Titans Draft: A Masterclass in Roster Building

The Tennessee Titans made waves in the first round of the draft, securing two key players to bolster their team. They selected wide receiver Carnell Tate from Ohio State with the fourth overall pick, a speedster with impressive catching skills. Later, they traded up at pick thirty-one to acquire Auburn edge rusher Keldric Faulk, all without sacrificing future picks. General manager Mike Borgonzis strategic moves address critical team needs and set the stage for a rebuild.

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Titans Draft Carnell Tate, Keldric Faulk

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Titans Draft Carnell Tate, Keldric Faulk. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 24th, Tennessee Titans just crushed the first round of the draft, snagging two key players to beef up their squad. They grabbed Y receiver Carnell Tate from Ohio State, with the fourth overall pick, a dude who's got speed and hands for days. Then they wheeled and dealed right back in at Pick 31 for Auburn Edge-Rusher Keldrick Falk. To pull off that second move, they traded without giving up any future picks or losing what they had this year. That's straight savvy, keeping their draft capital intact while filling holes. Fans and analysts are buzzing, but let's be real. Judging these rookies before they even sued up as wild, though we all eat it up every season. Still, Titans hit two massive needs, weapons for the past game and pressure off the edge. General manager Mike Borgonzi deserves the flowers here. Slide him back in like that, without sacrificing tomorrow, is a masterclass in roster building. This sets the Titans of Nice for a rebuild push. Keep an eyes on how these young guns develop, come training camp.

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