Titans Trade Up for Defensive Star

0:00On April 24th, the Tennessee Titans shocked everyone in the 2026 NFL Draft by not stopping at Ohio State Y Receiver Carnotate with their fourth overall pick, General Manager Mike Borganzi and coach Robert Salah traded up to the 31st spot to grab Auburn defensive end, Keldrick Falk, doubling down on. Their defensive rebuild, Falk fits Salah's scheme perfectly as a versatile guy who can slide inside as a smaller tackle or rush off the edge. This move came after the Titans used a second round pick last year on Past R Usher Femi Ola Dejo, but his rookie season was a bust with just 13, tackles and zero sacks over six games, fans in the front office are putting Ola Dejo on notice now. He starts the year as a backup behind Falk and newcomer Germaine Johnson, and his speed russia style doesn't match sales push for Bigger Lyman, who stopped the run and get after the quarterback. The Titans plan to give Ola Dejo a shot to prove himself, like Salah did with similar

1:01players in New York, but his leash is short. They drafted Falk as insurance, a premium talent with pro bowl potential once his past rush gets polished. Expect Falk to get every chance to shine, while the Titans clear out under performers for fresh blood, reshaping that defense into something fierce.