Rennie Curren was considered an overachiever at the University of Georgia in the eyes of many NFL scouts. Sure he may have had back to back 100 plus tackle seasons in the SEC conference while finishing as a Butkus Award finalist twice but at 5′11 there is no way he could start and contribute at linebacker in the NFL right? The former Bulldog was once considered the hardest hitter in all of college football according to Sporting News in 2009. If there’s one thing Jeff Fisher likes to instill in his defensive players minds it’s to be physical. Curran already has goals in mind. "I want to show my new teammates that I'm somebody that's dependable, earn their respect, earn the coaches' trust and show them that I'm a guy who means business and wants to come in here and compete to start," he said. "I don't want to just settle for special teams. I want to be a leader and contributor to this team. Even though I'm a rookie, I want to come in and make a statement, make myself known on this team and also do things in the community." Source: TitansOnline.com
