Tennessee’s roster has plenty of holes, and it’s not hard to imagine Robert Saleh infusing his defense with some fresh edge talent. However, the Titans’ new head coach understands the all-important need to support last year’s No. 1 overall pick, Cam Ward.
“Building a structure for him that doesn’t ask him to be Superman 60 plays a game will be at the front of our minds,” Saleh said last month.
Tennessee gave the young quarterback a trio of complementary pieces (Chimere Dike, Gunnar Helm and Elic Ayomanor) in last year’s fourth round, but how about landing a true sidekick with this year’s fourth overall pick? Love’s the kind of multi-faceted home run hitter Ward could lean on.