Titans Mock Draft: Offense-Heavy, Love & Bell Picks

0:00It's March 30th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. NFL owners meetings just kicked off, setting the stage for the draft in Pittsburgh from April 23 to 25. ESPN's Matt Miller dropped his full seven-round mock for the Tennessee Titans, starting strong with offense to boost second-year quarterback, Cam Ward. At Pick 4 in the first round, they grabbed Notre Dame running back, Jeremiah Love, a speedy powerhouse at 214 pounds with big play, speed and solid receiving skills. On day two, the Titans keep building the offense. In the second round at Pick 35, they take Texas A&M Guard chased by Santes, a versatile starter to plug holes left by free agency losses. Then in the third round at Pick 66, Louisville-wide receiver Chris Bell joins up, a six-foot-two big play guy who draws AJ Brown comparisons, despite a late ACL setback, day three shifts to depth.

1:00They add USC safety, Kamari Ramsey in round four, Oregon linebacker Bryce Boetcher in Texas A&M, tight-end Nate Boer-Curture in round five, Washington Cornerback, Ticario Davis and Washington State Offensive Tackle, Fa-A-Lily Fa-A-Mo in round six, plus South Carolina defensive tackle, Nick, Barrett to close it out in round seven. Analysts see this as offense heavy early, which helps ward right away, but it skips key spots like edge rusher and center, even with some recent. Trades and Returns Titans fans are buzzing about the luxury running back pick while debating the defensive gaps. As the real draft nears, keep an eye on those top prospects like love and bane. Titans brass has been scouting hard, and this mock shows how they might. Re-shape the roster fast.