Titans' Day Three Draft Picks: Game Changers

0:00On April 20, Titan's sitting pretty with the fourth overall pick in the NFL draft, but all eyes on their Day 3 haul, especially that crucial one, 100 first overall in Round 4. They got six picks from rounds 4 through 7, and nailing this one could flip the script for the franchise way more than top-end splash. Media buzzing about early stars like David Bailey and Jeremiah Love, but coach Robert Saleh's scheme demands versatile defenders and the Titans. Already plug some holes up front. That lets them hunt value in the mid-rounds for line-backer depth, corner-back size, and interior line competition. Fans and analysts overlook these spots, yet history shows late-round gyms rebuild teens. Think undrafted studs turning into pro-boulders. Titans need past rushing line-backers, zone-savvy corners, and plug-and-play guards to battle-free agent Austin Schlotman and fifth-rounder Jackson. Slidder, check these targets at 101, I-01, TCU's Caleb Alarms, or a 4.4740 burner who flies in coverage and blitzes like a missile.

1:06Washington's Ephesians' prysok, six-foot-three with 4.45 speed, locking down routes against Buckeye Stars, and Texas A&M's Trey Zoon, SEC vet flipping from tackle to center, with quick feet and nasty hands. These spits could lock down the secondary and trench warfare right away, setting Titans up for a sneaky rebuild if they swing smart on day three.