Titans' Faulk: Powerful Edge Rusher, Versatile Lineman

0:00It's April 24th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI tracking teams, players and standings. Titans made ways in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft, snagging Ohio State White Out, Carnell Tate at 4th overall, then trading back. Integrab Overn Edge Russia, Keldrick Falk at 31st. Falk brings serious size at nearly 6 feet 6 and 276 pounds, beefing up the Titans defensive line with his length. Coach Robert Salas, his echoes of players he's coached before, like Eric Armstedt and Michael Williams. Salay laid out the vision for Falk, sliding him outside to set the edge on 1st and 2nd downs, then inside to pressure quarterbacks on 3rd. He's pushing for 8 or 9 defensive linemen to dress each game day, building real depth of front. Training camp will sort out the battles, but Falks are already in line to start opposite your main Johnson, with last year's 2nd rounder, Femio Ledejo, and others vying for snaps 2.

1:00His power, length and quick feet make him perfect for that, inside outside flip. Expect heavy rotation across the line, no matter what, as the Titans lock in this versatile front. Falks poised to carve out a big roll right away.