Titans' Draft Priorities: Edge Rushers, WRs, Center

On March 26th, the Tennessee Titans made smart moves this off-season to fix some roster

depths, putting them in a stronger spot for the season ahead.

Now, with the NFL draft coming up, they need to target edge rushers, wide receivers, and

a center, plus ad depth everywhere.

Experts point out that Ed's group has Jeffrey Simmons and a couple new additions, but they

still lack a true game changer.

The wide receiver room mixes young talent, a veteran, and a free agent, yet it needs another

playmaker to help quarterback Cam Ward.

At center, a free agent with just four starts last year, steps in, raising questions.

ESPN's NFL Nation crew, including Taron Davenport and Matt Miller, agrees these are the top

priorities.

They stress the team must use the draft to spark the defense and open up the passing

game for better results.

One prospect outside the first round catching eyes is Alabama wide receiver, Jeremy Bernard,

who excels on crossing routes, and could pair well with the, slot guy to ease Ward's

load.

General manager Mike Borganzi nailed last year's picks across rounds, and he needs to do

it again with multiple selections.

Less than a month from the draft in Pittsburgh, debate rages on the top choice, but really,

any solid move here builds a deeper, tougher Titans roster, ready to compete.