Titans' Draft Dilemma: Trade or Stay?

On March 23rd, the Tennessee Titans sit with the number 4 overall pick in the upcoming

NFL draft, sparking buzz about potential trades to reshape their roster.

Beatrider Nick Suss laid out 5 smart scenarios from trading back for extra first round selections

to loading up on future picks or even swapping.

A star player all aimed at filling key gaps like edge rushers and receivers.

One popular idea involves swapping with the Miami Dolphins, sending picks number 4 and

101 for their number 11, 30 and 90.

That lets the Titans grab projected starters at premium spots without passing on elite

talent entirely.

Meanwhile, a future-minded deal with the Dallas Cowboys could net pick number 12, 92 and

a 2027 first rounder, turning.

This draft into a bridge to bigger moves down the road.

So they could go all in on patience by trading to the San Francisco 49ers for 5 top picks

spread over 3 years.

According to the scenarios, moving up one spot to the Arizona Cardinals number 3 pick

might secure a can't miss prospect like a top running back, or edge, though it costs

some depth.

Another bowl play, shipping defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons to the Chicago Bears for

picks number 25 and 60, freeing cap space for.

Finger talent aligned with their rebuild.

These options highlight the Titans flexibility as they weigh immediate help against long-term

gains in a draft full of promise.