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Titans Draft Caleb Farley at No. 22 | Team Fit and What to Expect

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Trevor Land

With the 22nd overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Titans draft Caleb Farley, cornerback out of Virginia Tech. Among the cornerbacks in this draft Farley is for sure the biggest wild card. He has had an injury history with his back and sat out this past season due to COVID to protect his parents. The injury stopped him from participating in his pro day so he has not been seen in a football capacity since the 2019 season.

Caleb Farley Highlights

Caleb Farley NFL Draft Profile and Stats

Caleb Farley
Position: Cornerback
Height: 6’2″
Weight: 207 lbs
Age: 22
College: Virginia Tech Hokies

Caleb Farley 2019 Stats

Coverage Snaps: 396
Rec/Tgt: 18/50
Completion Rate: 40%

Yards Allowed: 257
TD/INT: 1/4
Passer Rating: 26.8

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Caleb Farley Draft Profile

Strengths

  • Good size and speed
  • Uses strength to jam and knock receivers off their route
  • Does well in jump ball scenarios
  • Great with tracking deep balls
  • Played against elite QB’s in the ACC
  • Natural talent

Weaknesses

  • Didn’t get to see him play due to opting out due to COVID
  • Back injury kept him out of Virginia Tech’s pro day as well
  • Only played the position for a couple years
  • Fundamentals and technical aspects need work
  • Plays reactionary rather than relying on instincts too often


What to Expect From Caleb Farley in 2021

The Titans needed two positions badly in the 2021 NFL Draft, and the cornerback position is certainly one of them. Outside of Janoris Jenkins, the Titans don’t have much of any talent to put it, bluntly. With Jenkins’ injury history and problematic tendency to get burned often, it wouldn’t be much of a surprise if Farley becomes the top corner for Tennessee by the end of the season.

While Farley hasn’t played the position for very long, he’s certainly proven he’s among the best among college prospects. If not for his injury history and raw talent due to him being an offensive player until halfway through his first year at Virginia Tech, he likely would’ve been a top-10 pick. If he can stay healthy, he could come into his own and become a top corner within two years if his current progression stays consistent.


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This post was last modified on April 29, 2021 10:08 PM

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