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Who's Honor? Vince Young fumbles Harold Landry's name during NFL draft

Vince Young muffed his lines when he made the Tennessee Titans' second-round pick during Friday night's NFL draft.

Credit: Ronald Martinez

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Vince Young muffed his lines when he made the Tennessee Titans' second-round pick during Friday night's NFL draft.
By Bob D’Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
April 28, 2018

New Tennessee Titans linebacker Harold Landry suddenly has a new nickname thanks to a verbal gaffe by Vince Young during Friday’s NFL draft.

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The NFL allowed each team to select a "franchise legend" to announce its second-round pick, ESPN reported. When Young stepped to the podium in Arlington, Texas, to announce the Titans' pick, he butchered Landry's name.

“Titan Up. Titans Up, baby. With the 41st pick in the 2018 draft, the Tennessee Titans select Honor, Honor Landry,” Young said during the live broadcast.

Landry, who starred at Boston College, has never been called Honor.

Young apologized to Landry in a tweet, while Landry responded on Twitter that the former quarterback’s name fumble was not a big deal, ESPN reported

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