Under-the-Radar Gems for Titans

0:00It's April 9th, from breaking news to Sunday matchups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Louisville-Y receiver Chris Bell sits at 51st on the consensus draft board, a big 6 foot 2 frame in the 91st percentile 4. Size. He tore his ACL last November 22nd, dropping him today too, but he's eyeing a return by October. Last season in 11 starts, he grabbed 917 yards and 6 scores, shining at contested catches in yards after catch. Derek Moore from Michigan ranks 59th as an edge rusher, nearly 6 foot 4 and 255 pounds with long arms. He posted 11 sacks, 41 pressures, and the top pass rush grade in the Big 10. His first step pops, blending twitch and power that could climb him higher with polish. Georgia Tech's Keyland Rutledge, the 67th overall interior lineman, is buzzing up boards into late second round talk. At 6 foot 4, 316 pounds, he blazed a 5.0 540, strong agility, and a 92 percentile vertical.

1:06For middle Tennessee state roots, he allowed just one sack and heavy pass protection, first a tile at guard and center. Fans and scouts are reacting strong to these under the radar gems, especially with teams like the Titans needing receiver depth, edge help, and line. Upgrades. Bell fits perfect to compliment their room if they wait him out. Moore brings instant pressure juice, and Rutledge matches exact positional needs, shown at the senior bow. Word on Titans' trans points to watching picks right before theirs in the first round of 2026, plus rising intel on edges like Rubin. Bane that could shake their board. Keep an eye, these values might not last long.