
Titans' Edge Rusher Franklin-Myers: Game Changer
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Titans head coach Robert Saleh praises new edge rusher John Franklin-Myers, highlighting his versatility and impact on the defense. With Franklin-Myers, Jermaine Johnson, Jeffery Simmons, and Jordan Elliott, the Titans front four looks stacked. Salehs defensive roots and the players familiarity with his system boost confidence. The team aims to address depth in the draft, with the ultimate goal of translating blueprints into on-field dominance.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Titans' Edge Rusher Franklin-Myers: Game Changer. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 1st. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. Titans head coach Robert Saleh broke a down at the AFC coaches breakfast on Tuesday, highlighting why new edge rusher John Franklin Myers brings that. Edge to the squad. He called out Franklin Myers for shutting down the run game on his side and being one of the elite interior past ruskers over the last five years. With killer versatility inside and out, Saleh plans to line him up outside against Titans to kill any run plays there, then unleash him inside on passing downs where he feasts in one-on-one matchups. That kind of flexibility is gold for the Titan scheme, especially with Saleh's defensive roots running deep. The front four already look stacked, with Franklin Myers and Jermaine Johnson holding the edges, plus Jeffrey Simmons and Jordan Elliott owning the middle. Fans are buzzing because three of these guys have run Saleh's system before, and new defensive coordinator Gus Bradley knows it inside out from there.
San Francisco days. This shores up the biggest hole from last off season, beefing up the defense with smart free agency moves, putting them ahead on paper. They still eye more picks in the draft to build depth. Now the real test hits. Can this unit turn those blueprints into battlefield dominance come game time?
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