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Titans Eyeing Edge Rusher Josephs in NFL Draft

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The Tennessee Titans aim to bolster their offense with Notre Dames Jeremiyah Love and enhance their defense by drafting Tennessees Joshua Josephs. Josephs, with elite physical tools and edge-setting abilities, could be a day two steal despite his limited sack numbers. Coach Robert Saleh, known for his love of athletic players, could unlock Josephs potential, transforming the Titans defense.

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Titans Eyeing Edge Rusher Josephs in NFL Draft

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Tennessee Titans News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Titans Eyeing Edge Rusher Josephs in NFL Draft. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 21st, the Tennessee Titans are eyeing a big offensive boost in the 2026 NFL draft, potentially grabbing Notre Dame running back. Jeremiah Love, with their number 4 overall pick. To shore up their defense, they could target Tennessee edge-resher Joshua Josephs in the second or third round for some much-needed speed and youth. Joseph stands out with elite physical tools, like an 82-inch wingspan, and a first-step quicker than most in his class. He also excels at setting the edge against the run, traits that scream high upside, despite needing more polish. The Titans' current pass rush lacks punch, which remain Johnson managing just three sacks last season and others still developing. Coach Robert Salah, fresh from the jets, loves athletic freaks like this and is already brought over familiar faces to build around. Josephs posted only four sacks this year and 9.5 over four college seasons, but his raw-speed rivals wide receivers positioning him as a day-to-steel.

Salah's staff could unlock what Tennessee's old regime couldn't. With Bryce Huff retiring in gaps on the edge, pairing Josephs with a top running back could transform the defense, keeping Tennessee fans excited.

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