Titans' Bold Draft Picks: Boom or Bust?

0:00It's March 9th, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to Stay Locked in All Season. The Tennessee Titans are entering a new league year full of big free agency moves, and a fresh-mot draft takes that risk taking to the draft board. This seven-round projection skipsafe picks for pure boom or bust talent who could transform the team or flop hard. Starting at Pick 4 overall, they grab Notre Dame running back, Jeremiah Love, a smooth explosive back seen as the top touchdown threat in college. Football last year. In Round 2 at Pick 35, Alabama offensive lineman, Caden Proctor joins as a versatile athlete who might play tackle or guard, but needs. Serious development after the Titans pass misses on the line. Round 3 brings Ohio State cornerback, Davidson Igbenison at 66, a hands-y defender who cut penalty sharply this year while locking down, receivers in man coverage. Titans and analysts love debating these high upside gambles, especially since the Titans

1:01crave playmakers on offense and depth on defense. A 6'4 speedy wide receiver from Georgia State, Ted Hurst, lands in Round 4 at Pick 101, offering raw tools to stretch the field. Later rounds pow on the wrists with LSU-Edger Herald Perkins Jr., in Round 5, whose career stalled from injuries and position switches. Wendy and a linebacker Aiden Fisher follows right after as a tough runstopper in locker room leader, while a ball-hawking corner from Stephen F. Austin slips into Round 6. Rapping it up in Round 7 at Pick 237, Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia adds grit and entertainment value, the kind of, dual threat who rallies teammates and keeps practices competitive. It's all about betting big on potential distress season. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. Headphones and a pillow, once you try it, it just makes sense, S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.com