Scout's take: Leonard Fournette 'tends to disappear if he is hit early'
Blake Beddingfield was a Titans' scout for 19 years, through the 2017 draft. He was the team's director of college scouting for his final six years. He's brought to us by Party Foul, where you should definitely be eating and drinking.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Jacksonville has arguably the most talented defensive roster in the NFL.
The Jaguars have done a great job of drafting elite talent when they have been in that position: Jalen Ramsey and Leonard Fournette.
They are an example of success as a result of not playing it safe:
- They paid AJ Bouje off of one year of production.
- They signed Calais Campbell, Malik Jackson and Andrew Norwell.
- They drafted Myles Jack coming off a knee injury.
- They drafted Dee Dee Westbrook after off the field concerns.
- They drafted a small undersized LB who turned in to a playmaker in Telvin Smith.
- They found first-round talent like Cam Robinson, Yannick Ngakoue in the second and third rounds, respectively.
They have the best duo of corners in Ramsey and Bouye. Both are aggressive cover corners that look to make plays on the ball.
Do the Titans attack the corners with Corey Davis and Rishard Matthews? The secondary receiving options for the Titans will be
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