Titans Hunt Day 3 Gems for Offensive Line

Titans Offensive Line Struggles: Drafting Day Three Gems to Protect Cam Ward

The Titans offensive line is in dire need of reinforcements, with no picks at center or right guard in the first two draft days. With only five picks left in the early fifth round, the Titans are on the hunt for Day Three gems to bolster their line and protect quarterback Cam Ward.

The draft pool is shallow this year, particularly at guard, where plug-and-play starters may already be off the board. However, centers offer more options later in the draft. Analysts believe the Titans missed an opportunity to snag instant impact players early on.

Fans are growing increasingly concerned that a weak line could hinder the run game and leave Ward vulnerable all season. Teams like Notre Dame and Iowa have a history of producing tough linemen that fit the Titans scheme.

Standout centers still available include Pat Coogan, the Rose Bowl MVP from Indiana, Matt Gulbin from Michigan State, and surprise faller Sam Hecht. Guards such as Billy Schrauth and Beau Stephens bring leadership and starter qualities, while tackles like Jude Bowry and Diego Pounds have potential as projects.

As Day Three begins, expect the Titans to focus on drafting athletic, smart blockers to turn their desperation into depth.

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