The Tennessee Titans still have one draft choice, second-round pick Femi Oladejo, who has not signed his rookie contract. But that didn’t stop the athletic edge from bringing his high energy to the field for minicamp.
Oladejo is an intriguing prospect and is still developing on the edge, with only one college season at the position after transitioning from off-ball linebacker. Defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson spoke about the young player and how the team is approaching his development.
#Titans DC Dennard Wilson says they’re throwing the whole kitchen sink at rookie Femi Oladejo: pic.twitter.com/0RVHXvRsCY
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“We’re throwing the whole playbook at him,” Wilson said. “To see what they know and what they don’t. So right now, the kitchen sink, we’re not slowing down.”
Tennessee could use Oladejo to make an impact in 2025. The Titans struggled with sacks in 2024 and have set out to change their approach on the edge. Not only did they select Oladejo in the second round, but they also signed Dre’Mont Jones and Lorenzo Carter in free agency.
Fans should not worry that Oladejo has not signed; the deal is likely to be completed soon. In recent seasons, second-round picks have signed later than most, as the amount of guaranteed money during the final season of the contract has become a sticking point. Currently, 30 of 32 second-round selections remain unsigned across the league.
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