Titans Target Late-Round Safety Nebraska's DeShon Singleton

0:00On March 28th, the Tennessee Titans are hitting the pro-day trail hard, zeroing in on under-the-radar prospects like Nebraska Safety, Dishon, Singleton. This 6'3, 205-pound defender caught a 40-yard dash between 4.52 and 4.55 seconds. Leaked. 39.5 inches vertically and hit 10'10 in the broadjump. He impressed in defensive back drills too. Other teams like the Cincinnati Bengals and New Orleans Saints are circling Singleton, who also played in the senior bowl. The Titans stand out here because their new head coach, Brian Callahan, wait no, actually Robert Salas' influence from his jet stays ties back to, drafting a similar big safety who bulked up successfully. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move for Tennessee's secondary, which lost key vets Xavier Woods and Mike Brown this all season. They added Tony Adams, but depth behind a Monty Hooker and Kevin Byard feels thin,

1:00and young blood could spark competition right away. Singleton looks like a late-round pick with special teams upside early on, developing into a zone-coverage specialist down the line. Scouts aren't pushing him to linebacker, keeping him as strong safety. Titans brass clearly wants versatile athletes to build that back end, and Singleton fits the mole perfectly as they gear up for the draft. That's your update from NFL News Today, Powered by AI.