
Titans Draft Keldric Faulk: All-Pro Potential
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The Tennessee Titans made a bold move in the 2026 NFL Draft, selecting Auburn defensive end Keldric Faulk at the 31st pick. Faulk, a 66, 276-pound rising star with 34.5-inch arms, was a risk due to his low sack count but was highly valued for his run-stopping abilities and potential. Coach Robert Saleh sees Faulk as a future All-Pro, and the Titans are betting on his raw tools to develop into a cornerstone of their defense.
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Tennessee Titans News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Titans Draft Keldric Faulk: All-Pro Potential. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 24th, the Tennessee Titans came out swinging in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. They grabbed wide receiver, carnaltade fourth overall, then flipped the script by trading back into the round to land Auburn defensive in Keldrick. Falk at the 31st pick. No way they were risking him slipping past their 35th spot in Round 2. Falks are rising 20-year-old with a frame built for the pros, 6-width 6, 276 pounds, and arms measuring 34 point, 5 inches. Titans coach Robert Saleh loves that length on his ends, drawing vibes from guys he's coached like Eric Armstead in Mikel Williams. Production-wise, Falk split opinions pre-draft, with just two sacks in 2025 after 7, the year before out of Highland home Alabama. Still, his run-stopping chop shined early down, and the Titans bet big on his raw tools over the numbers. Starting with an Auburn insider, they called Falk a potential league star with a league character.
Give him two years, and he could be all pro, dodging. Blocks in haunting quarterbacks. This move slats him perfectly into Saleh's attacking front, setting up massive returns for Tennessee's defense as Falk develops into a cornerstone.
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