Texas A&M defensive tackle Justin Madubuike is getting plenty of looks ahead of the 2020 NFL Draft, and one team showing interest is the Tennessee Titans.
Madubuike has met with a host of teams.
In addition to the Titans, the former Aggie has also met with the Philadelphia Eagles, New Orleans Saints, Minnesota Vikings and Cincinnati Bengals.
He’s a prospect that no offensive lineman wants to face, and he’s been described as one of the most “nonstop” players in this year’s draft.
While he functioned in a 4-3 defense at Texas A&M, he’s also worked in a 3-4 front on third downs.
Madubuike is confident he can adjust to any of the NFL’s schemes.
“I feel comfortable with everything I’ve seen or played in,” he told Justin Melo of Draft Wire. “I understand how to make plays at both the defensive end and defensive tackle position. I feel comfortable with anything that asks me to create some pressure and stress out the quarterback.”
He also said he made a private visit to meet with the Titans — the only one he was able to make before the effects of COVID-19 shut everything down.
The 6-foot-3, 293-pounder started in 23 of 38 career games for Texas A&M, and totaled 105 tackles, 24.5 for a loss, 11 sacks and five forced fumbles.
