With first 4th rounder, Titans select DE William Hayes

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drexelMVN drexelMVN posted 4/27/2008 from mvn.com [flag]
The Titans swapped 4th rounders with Washington, moving up to #103 to select little-known Winston-Salem State DE William Hayes with their first pick in the 4th round. Hayes is a 6′2″ 272 lb DE who hails from a tiny school in North Carolina. He impressed scouts with his 4.6 forty-yard dash and an impressive showing in the bench press, lifting 225 lbs 28 times. [link]

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