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Jamal Adams SS
Adams reminds me a lot of Eric Berry, who was the NFL's Comeback Player of the Year last season. I don't think he's quite as fast as Berry was coming out of college, but he plays the game the same way. His combination of physicality, instincts and energy is very enticing. I love his aggression and passion for the game. He is one of the top defensive players in the country, and he will be a household name by the end of the upcoming season. He will add immediate impact in the Titans secondary.
Adoree Jackson CB
Adoree' Jackson is arguably the most athletic player in college football. He has been a dynamic player in all three phases of the game (offense, defense and special teams), and football might not even be his best sport. He has won back-to-back Pac-12 titles in the long jump, and narrowly missed qualifying for the U.S. Olympic Team a few weeks ago. He will be lining up the slot position to start the year but he could work his way up to the 2nd even possibly the starting corner spot. He will also be returning kicks for the Titans.
Jehu Chesson WR
Chesson is a loose athlete with the galloping speed to easily accelerate in his routes and find open pockets in coverage. He catches the ball well in stride with the locating skills to adjust without slamming on the breaks, creating after the catch with finishing speed and a legitimate fifth gear. Chesson is tough and assertive in traffic and competes with a fearless demeanor that allows him to use his length and attack the ball in a crowd. Will be a key contributor for the Titans, he will start the year in the slot position as the 3rd WR.
Carlos Watkins DT
Watkins is a physical defender who has the upper-body strength to control the line of scrimmage. He also features long arms that allows him to gain inside hands and keep blockers off his frame. His powerful hands help him quickly disengage. He will see quite a bit of playing time for the Titans as the number 2 DT.
Sean Harlow
Harlow is a standout pass blocker, who has been noted with as having a high-level football IQ and an extremely strong motor. Scouts have also been impressed with the quickness of Harlow's hands and his interior movement. He will add much needed depth to the Titans O-line.
Rest of draft picks to follow soon.
Adams reminds me a lot of Eric Berry, who was the NFL's Comeback Player of the Year last season. I don't think he's quite as fast as Berry was coming out of college, but he plays the game the same way. His combination of physicality, instincts and energy is very enticing. I love his aggression and passion for the game. He is one of the top defensive players in the country, and he will be a household name by the end of the upcoming season. He will add immediate impact in the Titans secondary.
Adoree Jackson CB
Adoree' Jackson is arguably the most athletic player in college football. He has been a dynamic player in all three phases of the game (offense, defense and special teams), and football might not even be his best sport. He has won back-to-back Pac-12 titles in the long jump, and narrowly missed qualifying for the U.S. Olympic Team a few weeks ago. He will be lining up the slot position to start the year but he could work his way up to the 2nd even possibly the starting corner spot. He will also be returning kicks for the Titans.
Jehu Chesson WR
Chesson is a loose athlete with the galloping speed to easily accelerate in his routes and find open pockets in coverage. He catches the ball well in stride with the locating skills to adjust without slamming on the breaks, creating after the catch with finishing speed and a legitimate fifth gear. Chesson is tough and assertive in traffic and competes with a fearless demeanor that allows him to use his length and attack the ball in a crowd. Will be a key contributor for the Titans, he will start the year in the slot position as the 3rd WR.
Carlos Watkins DT
Watkins is a physical defender who has the upper-body strength to control the line of scrimmage. He also features long arms that allows him to gain inside hands and keep blockers off his frame. His powerful hands help him quickly disengage. He will see quite a bit of playing time for the Titans as the number 2 DT.
Sean Harlow
Harlow is a standout pass blocker, who has been noted with as having a high-level football IQ and an extremely strong motor. Scouts have also been impressed with the quickness of Harlow's hands and his interior movement. He will add much needed depth to the Titans O-line.
Rest of draft picks to follow soon.