US EditionIf Titans' Second ILB is Weakest Spot in Base Defense, That's OK
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If Titans' Second ILB is Weakest Spot in Base Defense, That's OK
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The one time in recent history the Titans took a big swing at an inside linebacker, Rashaan Evans was a dud. The 22nd pick in the first round in 2018, Evans wound up a good short-yardage and goal-line player, far too narrow a role for a first-round pick. He was too often confused in space and didn’t pan out for Jon Robinson and Mike Vrabel. Cedric Gray/ ASSOCIATED PRESS Over the last 10 years, with minimal draft investment, on…
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