Joe Rexrode is a senior writer and columnist for The Athletic Nashville. He covers a wide range of sports topics, with a focus on Tennessee teams such as the Titans, Predators, and Vols. Joe's articles provide insightful analysis, updates on player injuries, game previews, and recruiting news.
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By: Joe Rexrode
The Tennessee Titans enter Thursday's first day of the NFL Draft with the No. 7 pick, the potential to draft a much-needed premium prospect, the
By: Joe Rexrode
Nashville Predators general manager Barry Trotz has been open all along about the fact that his goaltender could be someone else's goaltender in
By: Joe Rexrode
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Notre Dame left tackle Joe Alt was the expectation, Penn State left tackle Olu Fashanu was the obvious alternative, but Alabama
By: Joe Rexrode
Let it not be said that the Tennessee Titans are neglecting the trenches.
By: Joe Rexrode
After taking Alabama right-tackle-intended-to-be- NFL -left-tackle JC Latham at No. 7 , the Titans stuck with their solo pick on the second day of
By: Joe Rexrode
The Tennessee Titans managed to add more than 700 pounds of football player with their first two picks, then throttled down on the third day — from 234-pound North Carolina linebacker Cedric Gray to 194-pound Louisville cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. to 188-pound Tulane receiver Jha'Quan Jackson.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — These are the moments and games that become part of a hockey team's lore, the crazy ones, the inexplicable ones, the ones that
By: Joe Rexrode
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Titans' offseason acquisitions could supply 11 of 22 starters when next season opens, which by my math would mean 50 percent turnover.
Highly regarded prospects often anchor draft classes and many of those players are unsurprisingly drafted when they should be.
By: Joe Rexrode
Maybe playoff experience is mattering? After Game 4 collapse, veterans such as Ryan O'Reilly and Jason Zucker have helped keep it together.
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