
Titans' Mock Draft: Bailey, Pregnon, Lance
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Titans Wires final mock draft, using the Pro Football Focus simulator, fills key holes with explosive edge rusher David Bailey, athletic guard Emmanuel Pregnon, and deep threat wide receiver Bryce Lance. Later rounds add depth with linebacker Keyshaun Elliot, versatile center Jager Burton, and corner Charles Demmings. Scouts praise Baileys bend and burst, Pregnons power, and Lances ball skills, while Pro Football Focus gives an A-minus, predicting a championship-caliber draft.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Titans' Mock Draft: Bailey, Pregnon, Lance. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's April 20th, this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered source for everything in FL. Draft weeks finally here, Titans fans, with the first round kicking off April 23rd in Pittsburgh. Titans wire dropped their final seven-round mock using the pro football focus simulator. No trades, just straight picks to feel key holes like edge. Rush and the offensive line, they snag David Bailey, that explosive edge from Texas Tech at Pick 4 and Round 1. To pair with Jeffrey Simmons up front. In Round 2, Pick 35, they grabbed Emmanuel Pregnant, the six-foot-five guard from Oregon, a big athletic dude who's bound schools. But, ready to plug and play. Round 3 brought Bryce Lance, a tall wide receiver from North Dakota State, to give quarterback Cam Ward a deep threat on the outside. Later, rounds kept building depth, Keeshawn Elliott, a thumping linebacker from Arizona State in Round 4. Jager Burton, versatile center from Kentucky, and Charles Demings, corner from Stephen F. Austin in Round 5.
1:03Then, wide-out Jeff Caldwell from Cincinnati, and guard our homage Reed Adams from Texas A&M in Round 6. Rapping with safety, Robert Spears, Jennings from, Oklahoma in Round 7. Scouts like Lance Zeerline, rave about Bailey's bend and burst, Pregnant's power in the run game, and Lance's ball skills, though they know areas like hand usage or route polish to watch. These picks hit knees without reaching, blending immediate starters and special teams' gyms. Pro football focus slapped an A- on this mock, praising the value and fit. As the real draft unfolds, tines could shake it up, but this blueprint got that championship flow stay tuned for how it drops.
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