Titans Mock Draft: Speed, Power, and Depth

0:00On April 23rd, Titans fans draft day is knocking, and in my final mock for Tennessee, they're grabbing Notre Dame running back Jeremiah Love at pick. Four in the first round, that sets a tone for speed and power up front. Then in round two, pick 35, they snag Oregon Guard and manual pregnant to lock down the interior line right away. No trades in this projection would expect General Manager Mike Borgonzi to wheel and deal for more top 100 picks. The front office wants extra ammo, and without partners, they pivot to that sweet spot of guards like Pregnant who fit day one starter rolls perfectly. Linebacker depth is screaming for help, so round three, pick 66, brings Pittsburgh's Kyle Lewis as a strong willbacker to pair with Cedric. Gray. Defensive coordinator Robert Salah loves molding these mid-round guys. Cornerback Julian Neal from Arkansas follows in round four for youth behind the pricey free agent vets. Day three heats up with Memphis Tackle Travis Burke and Michigan tied in Marlin Climb

1:03in round five, both pre-drav visitors with raw upside. Round six doubles down on linebackers with Alabama's Justin Jefferson and Georgia Tech defensive lineman Jordan Van Den Berg plus the seventh round. Center for Miami to battle it out. This class bokes the trenches, reloads the back seven, and banks on special teams' gyms to stick prime for Titans rebuild if the board falls right.