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Avery Williamson has played the New York Jets and Pittsburgh Steelers since 2018 and was signed to the Denver Broncos practice squad last week.
DAY ONE OPTIONS None. The only tight end who looks worthy of a first-round pick is Florida’s Kyle Pitts, and it is highly unlikely that he will make it out of the top 10. In fact, many draft analysts believe Pitts will be the first pick for former Titans offensive coordinator Arthur Smith as head coach of the Atlanta Falcons (fourth overall). DAY TWO OPTIONS Hunter Long, Boston College (6-5, 254): This is a player coach Mike Vrabel no doubt knows well because he was a college teammate of Vrabel’s son, Tyler, starting right tackle. Long led all FBS tight ends in targets (89) and receptions...
Titans Draft Board: DAY ONE OPTIONS Trevon Moehrig, TCU (6-2, 220): Moehrig will likely be the only safety taken in the first round this year, and many mock drafts suggest he will be on the board when the Titans are on the clock at No. 22. He led all FBS safeties in pass breakups in each of the past two seasons and had seven career interceptions. The Titans’ defense lacked impact play making ability last season, and Moehrig could bring an infusion of that. DAY TWO OPTIONS Jevon Holland, Oregon (6-1, 201): Before Holland opted out of the 2020 college football season, many experts pegged h...
DAY ONE OPTIONS Rashawn Slater, Northwestern (6-3, 305): Slater probably won’t be around when the Titans pick at No. 22, so it’d likely cost general manager Jon Robinson to get him. Arguably the best tackle prospect in the draft, Slater opted out of this past college football season. But he started 37 of 38 games in the other three seasons. He has played both tackle positions and consistently troubled talented Big Ten pass rushers, including rising star defensive end Chase Young (Ohio State), who Washington selected at No. 2 overall last year. Christian Darrisaw, Virginia Tech (6-5, 322...
In preparation for the 2021 NFL Draft, All Titans will take a position-by-position look at prospects who could be of interest to the Tennessee Titans (and available at the pick No. 22 or later) and why. Today: Cornerbacks Overview: No position group has been overhauled more this offseason. Salary cap considerations led to two starters, Malcolm Butler and Adoreé Jackson, being cut. Tennessee selected two cornerbacks in last year’s draft, Kristian Fulton (second round) and Chris Jackson (seventh round), and signed veterans Janoris Jenkins and Kevin Johnson in free agency this year. Long-ter...