Lane Mills· Aug 12, 2026
Previewing the Titans' preseason opener against the 49ers, Mills predicts Xavier Restrepo will catch a touchdown after scoring twice in the joint practice.
“Assuming he gets the expected clock, we'll check the touchdown box for Restrepo in the Titans' preseason debut.”
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“Xavier Restrepo Catches a Touchdown ... Let's say that he keeps his foot on the pedal and catches another one tomorrow night.”
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