Locked On Titans - Daily Podcast On The Tennessee Titans - Tennessee Titans Anthony Hill is Robert Saleh's PERFECT LINEBACKER After TRADE UP in NFL Draft

Starting point is 00:00:01 The Tennessee Titans trade up and get Robert Salah's ideal linebacker in Anthony Hill. And it's just another example of how the Tennessee Titans are on the hunt this weekend. I'll explain what I mean on today's edition of Locked on Titans. You are Locked on Titans, your daily Tennessee Titans podcast, part of the Locked On Podcast network, your team every day. Welcome to the Locked on Titans podcast. I am your host, Tyler Rowland Titans fans. Today's edition of the Locked on Titans podcast is brought to you by Fandall.

Starting point is 00:00:43 Right now, new customers can bet just $5 and get 250 in bonus bets if your first bet wins. Head to Fandle.com to get started on today's show. We are going to talk about the Tennessee Titans once again getting aggressive, trading up in the third round and getting Anthony Hill, the linebacker out of Texas. This is another example of how the Tennessee Titans are on the hunt. They're being aggressive. They are coming out swinging in this draft, and I absolutely love it. We'll discuss that.

Starting point is 00:01:16 Plus, look ahead to day three of the NFL draft. What do the Titans need to do next? Who's available for them? So much to discuss on today's day two recap. Before we dive in, do want to thank you for making Locked on Titans. Your first listen each and every day. Remember, Monday through Friday, Tennessee Titans content all year round, always for free. Make sure you get subscribe, stay subscribed. It's your team every day.

Starting point is 00:01:38 Speaking of every day, shout up to my everydayers out there. Tune in Monday through Friday. Couldn't do it without you guys. If you aren't an everydayer, you need to be one. Stay locked in to the number one Tennessee Titans podcast in the world locked on Titans. But again, the Tennessee Titans stay aggressive like they have since the draft started and they go get one of their guys on the board with linebacker Anthony Hill. Number one, this is the exact kind of move that we talked about on the pre-draft episode before day two began.

Starting point is 00:02:09 I told you that I thought what the Tennessee Titan should do is get aggressive. You don't need a nine-player draft class on this roster. You could make the argument you don't need an eight. The Titans would be fine with drafting seven people. I would be fine if the Titans drafted six people at the end of the day. So use some of these day three picks that you have with the picks that you have available. that are higher like 69 and move around the board to get your guys. And literally, that's exactly the process that the Titans followed.

Starting point is 00:02:38 They took pick 144 and picked 69 and moved up to pick 60. And they get Anthony Hill, the linebacker out of Texas. And the Tennessee Titans had to make this move. They had to make this move. The Denver Broncos wanted Anthony Hill at linebacker. The Denver Broncos were about to go take Anthony Hill at linebacker. The Denver media is talking about it. Denver fans are angry. They're like everybody knew that we liked Anthony Hill. So of course the Titans knew that they could come up and snipe us for him. Broncos fans are

Starting point is 00:03:12 angry. The Titans could not have sat back at 69 and got Anthony Hill. And it's not like you could say, well, there would have been other linebackers available at 69. Well, they wouldn't have been Anthony Hill. And Anthony Hill is Robert Salas' ideal linebacker prospect. They literally called him the prototype. Mike Borganzi, Titans general manager, called Anthony Hill the prototype linebacker for Robert Salas' defense. 6'2, 240 pounds,

Starting point is 00:03:43 32 and some change, inch arms. He just turned 21 years old, another very young prospect, which the Titans have hammered with Tate, with Falk, and now he'll all just barely turned 21 years old. Ran a 4-5 in the 40-yard dash, fast and violent. That's

Starting point is 00:04:02 Anthony Hill. He is physical. He's violent. He's downhill. He's a playmaker on the ball. He can be a little over-aggressive. He can get a little lost in coverage underneath zone coverage awareness. But he's great at running down the seam with tight ends, which is critical. In Robert Salas' defense, he's a Mike linebacker that can play next to Cedric Gray at the Will linebacker spot. He's a green dot linebacker who is a great communicator and a great football character guy. He is the ideal linebacker to be the Mike linebacker. and Robert Salas defense, and they moved up and got their guy. That's what I love.

Starting point is 00:04:39 Again, Keldrick Falk, I like Anthony Hill, though. If you listen to my NFL draft preview series, when I talked about linebackers, I pointed him out over and over as, if the Titans aren't going to take Sonny Stiles, then they should take Anthony Hill. I really like Anthony Hill as an option. I like Anthony Hill better than Jacob Rodriguez or C.J. Allen or Josiah Trotter. Like I was big on Anthony Hill

Starting point is 00:05:04 because he is a perfect fit. And again, Anthony Hill being a perfect fit for Robert Salah's defense is another example of how the Tennessee Titans aren't drafting this weekend. They're hunting. No, they're not hunting.

Starting point is 00:05:22 They're not out there hunting. We're going hunting. No, they're hunt. That's what the Titans are doing right now. They're out there. A couple of bush, sitting in a tree stand, camo on, hunting.

Starting point is 00:05:37 Okay? So look, you can think what you want about the players. Think what you want about the individual selections. But I see some criticism out there that the Titans have had bad process, that the trades are bad value, and I'm just like,

Starting point is 00:05:52 I don't get it at all. I feel the total opposite of that. I feel like the Titans process has been incredible. The Titans have done exactly what I wanted them to do. This is the exact calculated aggressiveness I wanted to see from the Titans.

Starting point is 00:06:07 So let's go through this. And I'm going to talk about this again tomorrow as we get ready for day three and I'll probably bring it up again next week too as we evaluate the draft as a total because it does make me feel differently about the Titans draft. Again, regardless of how you feel about Cornell Tate's

Starting point is 00:06:23 upside, Keldrick Falk's potential and whether he can live up to it, Anthony Hill's potential and whether he can live up to the athleticism, Regardless of how you feel about the individual players, think about this as a concept. Carnell Tate at number four was a bit of a surprise, right? We didn't expect them to go with Carnell Tate, the national media, the mock draft draft drafts, that nobody really was saying Carnell Tate is the real option.

Starting point is 00:06:48 But then we hear Brian Dable talking to Cornell Tate on the draft call, which the draft calls are always the best, right? When they get the call. Brian Dable on the phone, hey, tell Brian Hartline that I said hi, yeah, I was just talking to Brian the other day. Brian Daible was talking to Brian Hartline. Brian Hartline was the former

Starting point is 00:07:11 wide receiver coach at the Ohio State University for the Buckeyes when all those good wide receivers came through. Brian Daibble is at least on very good terms with Brian Hartline. Who knows Cornell Tate better than anybody else? Brian Hartlein.

Starting point is 00:07:26 Who just coached him. That's a Brian Daible pick. Cornell Tate was a Brian Daibble pick. He knows his old wide receiver coach telling him to say hi. Tell Brian Hartland has said hi. I just talked to him. And you added T.J. Hushmanzada.

Starting point is 00:07:45 Remember the old wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals? He's a wide receiver trainer now. He said that he had a conversation with, I think it was Brian Dable. On his podcast, he said, yeah, I talked to somebody with the Titans about a month ago. I think he said it was Dable. He might not have said who it was, but I thought it was Dable and I bet it was Dable. But I had to talk with somebody from the Titans a month ago, and I left that. conversation feeling like

Starting point is 00:08:07 Carnel Tate's going to be the pick. He said he even told Carnal Tate like you're going to go to the Titans like they're picking you number four. Think what you want about Cornel Tate as a player. That was the Titans guy. They were never taken Arvell Reese.

Starting point is 00:08:22 They were never taking Sonny Stiles. I question whether they would have taken Jeremiah Love. It's probably Love and then Tate. But the Titans were taking Carnell Tate. It wasn't like they got to the pick and was like, oh no, we don't, we didn't expect Jeremiah love to be, no, the Titans knew. We want Carnal Tate. It wasn't like they were on

Starting point is 00:08:42 their heels getting pushed back, like, oh no, what do we do? No, that, the Titans plan went exactly according to plan. They went hunting for the number one wide receiver in the draft, and they got him in Cornell Tate. And then you go at the end of round one. Brian Dable gets his isolation wide receiver, Brian Dable. You go to round two. The Titans trade up back into round one. A calculated risk and great process. You have six picks on day three. This is not a good draft rounds four through seven.

Starting point is 00:09:22 NIL and college football has ruined the back end of the draft. There aren't as many underclassmen that come out in the draft because they stay for NIL money, which means the draft is thinner, which means the end of the draft guys are less talented, and they're more priority-free agent-type players than actual draftable players. So, of course, it is smart process to trade away some of those excess day-three picks

Starting point is 00:09:50 to improve the picks that actually matter and go get your guys just like the Titans did with Keldrick Falk at the end of the first round. Think what you want about Keldrick Falk. I have my reservations, my concerns. but Keldrick Falk is the prototypical 2A.T. Robert Sala defensive end. He even mentioned other defensive linemen

Starting point is 00:10:11 that are exactly like what Keldrick Falk is, Eric Armstead and Mikel Williams. Like he even mentioned those guys, that is Robert Sala's type. They hunted for the prototypical defensive end for this defense and they got it. They got Brian Dables, prototypical, X wide receiver,

Starting point is 00:10:32 isolation wide receiver. They got Robert Salas, prototypical, defensive end, and then you go get Anthony Hill, you jump in front of the Denver Broncos, you attack a position of need at Mike linebacker, you get your guy, go watch the draft call video. Go watch it. Not right now, keep watching the show.

Starting point is 00:10:52 But when you're done, the Anthony Hill draft call video, they, A, here's Mike Borganzi saying we're making you the pick, they give it to Miss Amy, as Amy does her. We love you. Congratulations. I love you.

Starting point is 00:11:05 Thanks. Welcome to the Titans. Then gives it off to Coach Sala. And he says, and then they give it to Gus Bradley, Titans defensive coordinator. And Gus Bradley, it felt like he was talking to his son. He goes, amen. And Anthony Hill's so fired up.

Starting point is 00:11:26 Hey, hey, hey, knows exactly who it is, exactly who he's talking to. they had to have some serious in-depth conversations, Anthony Hill and Gus Bradley about the defense and how to call it. Because Gus Bradley is the defensive coordinator who's going to be doing a lot of that install, teaching the linebacker how to call the defense. So him and Anthony Hill must have had some serious in-depth conversations about, hey, if you're the green dot for this defense,

Starting point is 00:11:50 I'm going to be telling you these things. Are you going to be able to do this? They were talking like they really liked each other. He said, Gus Bradley goes, I told you. I told you I'd be talking to you soon. I told you. And he's like, yeah, you did.

Starting point is 00:12:04 You did. You know what I mean? It was like, it was like when the dogs get back and homeward bound. It felt like two rekindled spirits that were meant to be together. Dable gets Cornell Tate. Robert Sala gets Keldrick Folk. Gus Bradley gets Anthony Hill.

Starting point is 00:12:28 The Titans didn't let the draft. have come to them. The Titans didn't live and die by luck. The Titans went and made their own look. The Titans came out swinging. My dad always taught me, if you feel threatened, you come out and swing.

Starting point is 00:12:49 Don't let them hit you first. A lot of people say, oh, don't hit them unless they hit you. No, screw that, man. I'm not taking one. If I feel threatened, I'm going to hit you first. Now, that rule has gotten me in some bad situations in my but it's kept me out of enough of them that it was worth it. The Titans came out swinging.

Starting point is 00:13:08 They didn't wait for the draft. They went to the draft. They put their camo on. They put the skull on their lip. They cracked a few bush, pulled out the rifle, and took home the kill. That's what the Titans are doing this weekend.

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Starting point is 00:16:36 and it looks like Gus Bradley's the long-lost son, the way those two love each other and connected on that phone call. But again, the Titans are going hunting this weekend, going out and getting their exact guys. you can say with absolute certainty that the Tennessee Titans got the top player on their board at every step of the way. They didn't get caught off guard.

Starting point is 00:16:57 They didn't caught with their pants around their ankles. No, the Titans knew exactly what their plan was. They went out and they executed. So it's not like the Titans got bamboozled like the Steelers did for Mackay Lemon or something like that. The Titans went out and took it to them. And I'm happy about that, regardless of how I feel about each individual player.

Starting point is 00:17:16 But again, what are the Titans going to do next? Day three of the NFL draft, where are the Titans going to go from here? Well, number one, I am very much concerned. Very much concerned about the offensive line. The Tennessee Titans absolutely must re-sign Kevin Zeidler. They have to. Now, here's the other avenue that we must consider at this point. Two words, Jackson Slater.

Starting point is 00:17:57 Jackson Slater. Those are two words that I have not properly considered. I mean, I thought Jackson will have a chance to compete, but maybe just Jackson Slater. Maybe that's the answer. Jackson Slater is the starting right guard. Is that the answer? We're all worried about, are they going to get a guard?

Starting point is 00:18:20 Are they going to draft a guard? but here's the thing. I heard a rumor on Friday afternoon that the Titans were trying to trade up into the first round to get Keelon Rutledge, who the Texans then traded up a couple of spots even further to make sure that they got them and the Titans couldn't trade up in front of them.

Starting point is 00:18:41 So if that's the truth, then it's not Jackson Slater. If the Titans were trying to trade up for Keelon Rutledge, that means that they do not trust Jackson Slater. And they were hoping to get a starting guard. Because if you believe in Jackson Slater as the starting guard, you don't trade up for Keelon Rutledge in the first round. So that's an interesting conversation to have that we will have throughout the

Starting point is 00:19:06 all season. But again, the offensive line is the massive worry right now. But the good news is, there are still some decent offensive linemen on the board. All right. There are still some guys. center. My favorite center out of the bunch, Sam Hett, still on the board. Connor Lou from Auburn, who a lot of people consider the top center,

Starting point is 00:19:32 coming off an ACL tear, but maybe Austin Shlopman can hold down the fort until Connor Lou was ready. Parker Brailsford, I don't think that he's a fit, but a lot of people like him. He's kind of like an Aaron Brewer type center, very small guy, but very feisty and athletic. Matt Goldman, Pat Coogan, Yeager Burton, James Brock. All options at center that could compete. Brian Parker was an offensive tackle at Duke. I think he's going to play center at the NFL level.

Starting point is 00:20:02 Anez Cooper out of Miami, Cam Ward's guy, the big hulking right guard. Jeremiah Wright out of Auburn. The Titans had conversations with Alex Harky out of Oregon, all on the offensive line that could make sense. I think if they went with offensive tackle, Demetrius crown over Travis Burke out of Memphis

Starting point is 00:20:24 the Titans had a lot of contact with him he would be interesting as well but things are basically at this point in time out of guard offensive tackle and center I am only comfortable saying that you could get a starter at center and the Titans

Starting point is 00:20:44 the Titans have pick 142 is their first pick tomorrow. They have 142 184, 194 or no, they have, I keep forgetting the bills pick that they got.

Starting point is 00:20:58 They have 142, 165, 184, 194, 194, 225. So they don't have a pick until 142 because they gave up 144 and 69 to move up to 60.

Starting point is 00:21:20 But what the Titan should be looking at doing is, taking 165 and 184 and moving up to 120. or 142, 194, 142, 242, 22, 22 25. They need to be looking to package two of those day three picks together to move up in the top 100, or in the fourth round, get into the 120, 115 to 130 range, and get one of these centers.

Starting point is 00:21:54 Or if they don't need a center, maybe they think Jackson Slater can play center. Then get one of the guards. N.S. Cooper. Billy Shroth, Jeremiah Wright, Alex Harky, Bo Stevens. You know, like, they have to get an interior offensive lineman. Because even if they believe in Jackson Slater,

Starting point is 00:22:15 that's only one spot. And there's another spot open. So, I am working. worried about the offensive line. They, again, they have to bring back Kevin Zeitler. Now, if they do what I just said, if they do what I just said, if they take 140, or if they take 165 and 184,

Starting point is 00:22:35 and they trade up to 120, and they take Brian Parker, Sam Hect, Conor Lou, Matt Goldman, Parker Brailsford, if they take one of those guys, at that spot and then they re-sign Kevin Zitler.

Starting point is 00:22:57 Now you have Dan Moore, Peter Skoronsky, Brian Parker, Kevin Zitler, J.C. Latham, we ride. And then we have Austin Shlopeman, Cordell Vosson, and Jackson Slater battle it out for the backup right guard spot,

Starting point is 00:23:18 and hopefully Jackson Slater wins and supplants. Zitler is the starter next offseason. but if they roll into the season with Moore Skoronsky, Zaitler Latham back, and then Schloteman, rookie Slater, battling for the starting center spot, I can be good with that. That's not panic, in my opinion.

Starting point is 00:23:46 I could live with that. That wouldn't be an outright disaster. And then with Carnell Tate, Calvin Ridley, Wondale Robinson, Ehrlich Iomanor and Chim D.K. His backups. And Gunner Helm and Daniel Bellinger. And then Tony Pollard, Tage Spears,

Starting point is 00:24:06 Cam Ward. That's not bad. That's not great, but that's not bad. And then the defense, Big Jeff, John Franklin Myers, Femi, Germaine Johnson, Cedric Gray, Anthony Hill, Alante Taylor, Cordell Flop,

Starting point is 00:24:25 Marcus Harris, Amani Hooker, Kevin Winston, we're cooking. We're cooking. You know what's crazy. I do want to say this as we look forward to day three and what's available outside offensive line. I told you guys, I told you guys, this is not a good running back class.

Starting point is 00:24:45 Nobody wants to take running backs. And I believe that not a single running back got taken on day two. Right? Jonah Coleman, or, Jedarian Price went 32, Jeremiah Love went three. Mike Washington, Emmett Johnson,

Starting point is 00:25:03 Nick Singleton, Demon Claiborne, Jonah Coleman, all still on the board. Maybe there's one missing that I'm not seeing, but I don't think a single running back went off the board on day two. It's not a great running back class. Running back is easy for people to have favorites

Starting point is 00:25:23 because the highlights are easy to watch Oh, yeah, Kaelin Black. Kailen Black out of Indiana. Good call, chat. Thank you, Chad. Kailen Black out of Indiana. So, but again, it still makes the point, like Mike Washington's still on the board,

Starting point is 00:25:41 Emmett Johnson, all these running backs that were like, oh, maybe at 66, they won't make it past 100. Maybe the Titans go up and get one of those guys. You look at tight end. This is an awesome tight end class. Justin Jolie, still on the board. Jack Endys, Endries. Joe Royer, Michael Trigg,

Starting point is 00:26:00 Matthew Hibner out of SMU, who I like a lot. John Michael Jillenborg, Tano Coziel, Dalen Bentley. I mean, there's a lot of good tight ends still on the board the Titans could get as well. They could double up at wide receivers, Skyler Bell, still on the board. The Titans could go with a smaller wide receiver now

Starting point is 00:26:19 after getting Cornell Tate. They could go with a Skyler Bell. They could go with a Dionne Burks. They could go with a Brennan. Thompson. A lot of options. A lot of options out there for the Titans. Cornerback. Cornerback is still a spot. I think the Titans need to go. Dermad McCoy is still on the board. But a lot of the slot cornerback guys and Mike Borgonzi even mentioned the slot cornerback by name at his press conference after day two. Keontay Scott, Keith Abney,

Starting point is 00:26:55 Chandler Rivers, all guys that makes sense. You go to safety. Jalen Kilgore is probably more of a slot guy than a pure safety out of South Carolina. But Zaki Wheatley, Genesis Smith, Camari Ramsey, VJ Payne, Jaden Kennedy is another slot guy,

Starting point is 00:27:13 all still on the board. So, to me, there is a lot of depth. And if the Titans wanted a boundary corner, Will Lee, Devin Moore, Charles Deming, Ephesians Priceock, Ezekia Massis, all still on the board as well. Boundary cornerbacks, outside guys. Malik Mohamed can do both.

Starting point is 00:27:37 I think he would be a great option for the Titans. Heck, take Jermad McCoy, man. Take Jermad McCoy. His knee must be made out of shredded cabbage for Jermad McCoy to fall out of the top 100 picks. That is crazy to me, man. That is absolutely crazy to me. Maybe the Titans double-dip at edge, Joshua Joseph, still there.

Starting point is 00:28:01 George Gumbs out of Florida. Danny Dennis Sutton, who a lot of you guys liked, still there. I like a guy, look for him late, but I like Max Llewellyn out of Iowa. Very interesting guy, in my opinion. But again, a lot of ways the Titans could go here. A lot of options still on the board, in my opinion. A lot of talent still on the board that I would be interested in the top. Titans bringing on. So I think they need to go hunt again. Tomorrow, go hunt.

Starting point is 00:28:32 Don't just sit back and wait for the draft to come to you at 142. And the Titans don't need 142, 165, 184, 194, 194. The Titans don't need five more players in this draft class. Package two of those together. Go up into the 120, 115 range, and go get another guy. And then you throw your darts and let the board come come to you. If the Titans can get their top four players, which 435-66-101, I expected the Titans' top four players to be real contributors right away. If the Titans can move up now and get that fourth player in a decent range and get that interior offensive lineman or get that starting slot cornerback,

Starting point is 00:29:18 if the Titans can do one of those two things, maybe get that running back. If they went up and get Mike Washington, get that electric running back. to come in, running back, defensive back, offensive line. That's what I think the Titans need to go up tomorrow and get. They do that, throw some darts on the board with the last three picks, four picks. That's a great draft, man. They're doing a great job.

Starting point is 00:29:49 Again, each individual pick, not as high on Carnell Tate, not as high on Caldric Falk. I really liked Anthony Hill anyway, so I'm very excited about that. That's my, probably my, like in my heart, how my feelings feel just as a fan. Oh my God, they just drafted. Blank. Anthony Hill is the one I've been the most excited about because I really liked him as a player. So I loved that fit.

Starting point is 00:30:12 And I thought linebacker was a good value right there. But regardless of how I feel about each individual player and their value and where the Titans got them and who they could be, the philosophy and the process that the Tennessee Titans have used, during this draft so far? A plus. They went hunting. They went and got their guys

Starting point is 00:30:35 with conviction. And that, I applaud. That I applaud. Tomorrow, draft's going to kick off at noon, Eastern time. Once the Titans start making picks, I'll probably, realistically, I'll probably go live

Starting point is 00:30:53 when the draft starts tomorrow around noon time. I got to sleep a little bit this weekend and putting it in. But I'll probably go live before the draft kicks off or right as the draft is kicking off and then I'll do short videos on every single pick the Titans make and then I'll probably go live

Starting point is 00:31:15 once the draft is over at like 7 p.m. Eastern time or something like that and just recap the whole day. And then we'll be right back on Sunday night with a recap of the entire draft in its entirety, man. Draft weekend. We're in the middle of it right now. Soke it in one more day. The Titans are going hunting, baby.

Starting point is 00:31:35 I'm proud and happy with what the guys are doing right now. With that being said, though, again, make sure that you guys check out the Locked-on Titans Every Dayer Club. Hit the link down below in the description. You're going to get an ad-free version of the podcast in your favorite podcast app. You're going to get added to the Locked-on Titans

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