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Titans Consider Trading Down, Eyeing Wideouts

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NFL Draft Excitement: Titans Consider Trading Down, Eyeing Wide Receivers

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Titans Consider Trading Down, Eyeing Wideouts

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0:00It's April 22nd. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. The NFL draft kicks off tomorrow, and all eyes are on the Tennessee Titans holding the 4th overall pick. Insiders have pegged-edge rushers like David Bailey, Sunny Styles, and Jeremiah Love as their top targets. But fresh rumours suggest they might shake. Things up. ESPN's Dan Graziano just dropped word that the Titans want to trade down from 4 if they can snag good value. If not, expect them to grab an edge rusher or pivot to a wide receiver instead. Trading back has bubbled up in whispers for weeks, but linking it to wide outs feels new and exciting for Tennessee fans. It could let them stockpile picks while still landing talent to build around quarterback Cam Ward. Carnell Tate from Ohio State has early mock draft ties and got a top 30 visit with the team. Then there's Wild Car Jordan Tyson from Arizona State. They scouted his private workout, and General Manager Mike Borgonzi gave a thumbs up on

1:01his. Medical's despite past injuries. If Tyson checks out healthy, he could be the class's top receiver, giving Ward a real deep threat right away. Keep watching how this unfolds as the clock starts ticking.

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