Anthony Hill Jr. is turning Titans training camp buzz into something much louder.
The Tennessee rookie linebacker, taken after the Titans traded up for him in the 2026 NFL Draft, has looked the part from the start. But his performance on Sunday Night Football against the Seattle Seahawks pushed the conversation to another level. Against the defending Super Bowl champs, Hill wasn’t just solid - he stood out as the Titans’ best player, or at least right there in that conversation.
Hill’s night included an interception, and afterward he explained the mindset behind the play and the overall showing.
“Like, I’ll say really just trusting my keys, trusting my techniques, and I’ll just let the plays happen. Like, you kind of just do your job, stay in the right spot, and you may make plays. You just got to make them.”
That approach has been showing up all camp. By every account, Hill has been a problem for opposing offenses in practice, flashing the kind of awareness and burst that make coaches take notice. Now those traits are carrying over into games as he settles into the defensive system being built by head coach Robert Saleh and defensive coordinator Gus Bradley.
For now, Hill is still listed behind veteran Cody Barton on the Titans’ depth chart. But that could get harder to hold onto if Hill keeps stacking plays like this one. The more he produces, the tougher it becomes to keep him on the sideline when the regular season arrives.
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