Titans' Hill: Bradley's New Bobby Wagner

0:00It's April 28th, from breaking news to Sunday match-ups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Titan Spans had their eyes on Ohio State linebacker Sonny Stiles, going forth overall in the 2026 NFL Draft, thanks to his Fred Warner. Vives enticed to coach Robert Sally. But that didn't happen. Instead, Tennessee grabbed wider receiver Carnell Tate at 4 and waited till the second round to snag Texas standout Anthony Hill Jr. Three-draft chatter made Stiles scene like a perfect fit, but the Titans pivoted smart. He'll bring a different flavor, drawing Combs to Bobby Wagner, the elite linebacker who kicked off his career under the Titans' new defensive. Coordinator, Gus Bradley, analysts love Hill's game. NFL.com's LandZerling called him a three-down beast with pro-bowl potential, instinctive moves, and the speed to chase play sideline to, sideline. He's got the coverage skills, blitz juice, and tackling reliability to plug in right

1:01away. Hill racked up 31 and a half tackles for loss, 17 sacks, and eight force fumbles over three seasons at Texas. No surprise Bradley was hyped on that draft night call, seeing instant impact at middle or weak side linebacker. This weekend, Hill hits the field with the rookie class at Vanderbilt's Medical Football Center for minicamp, ready to help turn the Titans' defense. Brown improve, he's the real deal.