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Titans' Draft Odds Flip: Styles Surges

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Titans Draft Odds Flip: Sonny Styles Surges Ahead for Fourth Pick

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Titans' Draft Odds Flip: Styles Surges

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0:00It's April 23rd. Welcome to NFL News Today, Powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. The betting odds just flipped for the Titans' fourth overall pick in the draft. Notre Dame running back Jeremiah Love was the heavy favorite, but now Ohio State linebacker Sunny Styles has searched ahead at some sportsbooks, thanks, to a wave of late bets. Styles lines up perfectly with first-year Titans coach Robert Salah's defensive plans. Holley wants to rebuild that unit fast, and a top linebacker like Styles could plug holes better than another running back on offense right now. Fans and betters are buzzing over the shift, calling it a potential gain-changer for Tennessee's roster. It's got everyone rethinking how Salah prioritizes defense in his first year. Meanwhile, Love's Aas to go third overall are now right behind Arvel Reese, so he might not even be there for. The Raiders lock in Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza first overall, but picks two through the rest they wide open. Keep an eye on those sportsbooks as draft-night nears.

1:02This could shake up the whole first round and ways nobody saw coming.

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