The Titans are making calls to trade out – and down from – the No. 29 pick, Dianna Russini of ESPN.com tweets. The Titans are looking for offensive line help, but they might be getting the feeling that their preferred targets won’t be there at the back end of the first round.
The top four tackles in this year’s class will almost certainly be off the board by the Titans’ turn. The next tier, according to most insiders, starts with Boise State’s Ezra Cleveland. He, too, could be off the board, with interest from the Vikings, Jaguars, and Browns. The Titans reportedly like Louisiana’s Robert Hunt as well, but they might prefer to pad their picks instead of waiting to find out.
The front office has reportedly been doing their homework on offensive lineman throughout the offseason. Their need for extra depth was accentuated when they lost Jack Conklin hours into free agency.
It makes sense for the Titans to move back and pick up some extra assets, as the organization is sitting with seven draft picks. However, three of those picks are in the seventh round.
Nice to see they hired 1993 Chris Penn as their GM
Maybe they move up to get their guy.
draft day.
everyone is interested in everyone and everyone wants to trade.
in 5 years we will all claim hiw we knew everyone made the wrong decision and no one will check our predictions ever.
Ryan Pace in line 1
This comment is obviously a joke and it is with full intention: Just in: Unnamed team calls the Redskins for 2nd overall pick, which is expected to be Chase Young, offers the Redskins their own entire draft.
Dolphins? Falcons?