My Guys 2026
QB
Jordan Love
Brock Purdy
Bryce Young
Stroud
Sneaky Add: M. Jones
RB
Blake Corum
Keaton Mitchell
De'Von Achane
Charbonnet
SA: Bigsby
WR
Jayden Reed
Zay Flowers
Jayden Higgins
Addison
SA: Bond
TE
Colston Loveland
Dalton Kincaid
Mark Andrews
Mayer
SA: Kolar
@AdamSchefter@WinSportsGroup Zay Flowers deserves this. I really like players who made errors / get criticized then bounce back the next season. Flowers, QJ etc...
Reason why I love players like Zay Flowers and Quentin Johnston is because of their mental toughness as well.
QJ - drops early on and bounced back.
Flowers - fumble in a playoff game and had his best season the next year
@Calo_Football I was choosing between teams but decided to go with my non SF but TEP team. Should be a strong contender especially with Burden and Loveland's stock up.
Screenshot acting up so just swapped MHJ and Tucker Kraft.
Nico Collins on Jayden Higgins:
“That boy a dog. Got all the tools in the world. Dude is gunna be the face of this franchise one year. His playmaking ability, his size, he got all the tools in the world. I can’t wait to see him rock out this year, it’s gunna be exciting.”
Quick thoughts after the first #Titans open practice this year:
- WR Elic Ayomanor has taken a BIG step forward. He’s going to be a difference-maker this season.
- RB Nick Singleton is definitely a name to keep an eye on, both this season and for the future. 👀
- QB Cam Ward looked good and made a few impressive tight-window throws.
- The offensive line looked noticeably better than last year.
- QB Will Levis struggled all day.
Other standouts: WR Wan’Dale Robinson, WR Chimere Dike, CB Alontae Taylor, and P Tommy Townsend.
#TitanUp ⚔️
CJ Stroud on Jayden Higgins:
“I expect him to be a dominant force. A guy who can make plays 1st, 2nd & 3rd levels. He’s gotten better. He’s learning, he’s listening more, wanting to take steps on where he can grow past the things he’s already good at.” 🎥 @KHOU
Dolphins have a solid foundation on defense (and OL). I wouldn't be surprised if the Dolphins defense surprises a lot of people in the next two years....or even this year.
First Dolphins camp practice is a wrap, some notes:
I thought the rookies popped. Jacob Rodriguez got his hans on two passes including a diving PBU on a pass from Ewers to Atwell over the middle. His range in coverage was on display.
Caleb Douglas and Kevin Coleman Jr. both had explosives from Willis. Douglas on a short route then a run after the catch where he showed the long speed.
Coleman caught a crosser on an absolute bullet from Willis that went for about 25. Douglas also caught a ball on 3rd and 7 right at the sticks with Chris Johnson all over his back, but Douglas plucked it and framed it so Johnson couldn’t rake at it.
Dulcich had a nice catch and run from Malik, Ben Sims caught some balls from Malik, too. I thought Malik was pretty solid, had one miss on a throw to the outside, had a ball tipped by Rodriguez, but he had good pockets to work from (thought Paul and Jackson did a good job creating deep pockets).
Speaking of Johnson, he looks damn good. Explosive out of breaks, doing a little bit of everything.
The defense had three splash plays – the biggest a pick six from Willie Gay on a Cam Miller throw outside that he jumped and took back. Michael Taaffe intercepted a ball that Quinn Ewers threw right to him (Bonner also had hands on a Ewers throw but dropped it). David Ojabo punched one out on an Ollie Gordon run.
The passing game had some completions, but a handful of balls off frame or over the target. Looked like the first day of camp in that way.
Kenneth Grant, Jordan Phillips and Zeek Biggers all had run stuffs. Jordyn Brooks made a handful of plays including a TFL on Achane.
Dante Trader had a nice little fit/stuff on the first play of team. Achane had a lane off an Austin Jackson block but Trader saw it, flew it and shut it down.
Juju Brents had a nice PBU on a Malik Washington target over the middle about 15 yards down the field. Stuck his foot in the ground and drove back downhill to get around Malik for the PBU.
That’s it for notes here, I’ll have more on the pod tonight.