Titans offseason positional analysis - defensive ends

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MVNAndrew MVNAndrew posted 1/14/2008 from mvn.com [flag]
The defensive ends turned out to do better than I expected in 2007. Antwan Odom and Travis LaBoy were able to stay relatively healthy for the first time in their careers, which was a bonus. The Titans also benefited when d-line coach Jim Washburn swapped Kyle Vanden Bosch and Odom to the opposite ends of the line... [link]

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