Author: Michael

Day 2 of the 2025 NFL draft is complete, and the Tennessee Titans spent the day bolstering their defense. Now, they’ll turn their attention to Day 3 as they continue to retool their roster with six scheduled selections. 
With their first pick on Day 3, pick 103, the Titans decided to look back at the offense and selected Florida wideout Chimere Dike. Here are five things to know about the newest member of the Titans. 
Three-star recruit
Dike was rated as a three-star recruit and ranked as the sixth-best prospect in the state of Wisconsin when coming out of Waukesha North High School.

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Cleveland’s Darius Garland and Miami’s Tyler Herro are getting offensive about their defense.
With Cleveland holding a two-games-to-one lead over Miami in the best-of-seven playoff series that resumes Saturday afternoon, the star guards are bickering with one another. That’s not all that surprising considering both players have been All-Stars, are ultra-competitive and have often found themselves matched up with one another throughout this first round series.
What is surprising is that neither one of these guards is particularly well-known for their defensive prowess.

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What are draft analysts saying in their scouting reports about Jacksonville Jaguars fourth-round pick, Notre Dame linebacker Jack Kiser?
Kiser is a good athlete with 4.62 speed and good change of direction ability. During his time at Notre Dame, he proved over and over to be a reliable tackler and was very good against the run, according to PFF’s metrics. He was also a productive blitzer.
ESPN’s Field Yates would mention Kiser’s ability to process what he sees on the fly and react to it as one of his better attributes.

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For the second time in the 2025 NFL draft, the 49ers have added a big presence in their interior defensive line.
This time it was Indiana defensive tackle CJ West, who went to the 49ers in the fourth round with the 113th overall pick.
West has many of the same traits the 49ers liked about their second-round pick, Texas defensive tackle Alfred Collins, who went to San Francisco with the 43rd overall pick. Both are big and hard to block, and both were more productive as run defenders than as pass rushers in college.

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