Titans' Oladejo Poised for Sophomore Surge

On April 29th, Titans made a slick move in the 2026 NFL draft, trading back up to grab

edge rusher Kelldrick Falk at the 31st.

Overall pick, he set to mirror their new free agent, John Franklin Myers, holding the

edge on early downs and sliding inside on third.

Earlier this offseason, they traded for Germaine Johnson and signed Jacob Martin to handle

that speedy wide nine pass rush spot in Robert Salays' scheme.

Both guys are primed as the main threats off the edge.

But the real buzz is around second round pick from last year, Femi Olidejo.

His rookie year got wrecked by a leg fracture in week six against the Raiders, sidelineing

him the rest of the season after just a few limited snaps.

In his draft presser, Salah dropped clarity on Olidejo's spot rotational depth player,

leaning on that elite athleticism, learning next to Johnson.

While building edge experience, he barely had in college.

With Salah stressing defensive depth, Olidejo's sophomore jump could unlock the front's full

potential, keeping fresh legs rotating all game long.