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General manager Jon Robinson starts with six picks in the final four rounds of the 2021 NFL Draft.
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General manager Jon Robinson starts with six picks in the final four rounds of the 2021 NFL Draft.
For quarterback Ryan Tannehill, the wait finally ended. It took until the fourth round and a trade up to the 109th overall pick for the Tennessee Titans to select a wide receiver in the 2021 NFL Draft. They dealt the No. 126 selection along with their fifth-round choice (No. 166) and the seventh rounder they acquired from Miami (No. 232) to move up and select Dez Fitzpatrick. Once they did, the veteran quarterback was quick to make a connection with his newest target. Tannehill texted Fitzpatrick, one of the most productive receivers in Louisville history, to welcome him to the offense afte...
Apr 26, 2021 Jon Robinson pointed out that he has hit more than he has missed when it comes to the NFL Draft. The Tennessee Titans’ general manager has drafted several stars and starters in his first five years in charge of personnel. His high points include running back Derrick Henry, safety Kevin Byard, wide receiver A.J. Brown and others. It is also fair to say he has missed a few times. In particular, the Titans’ 2020 draft class mostly underwhelmed in its first season. First-round pick Isaiah Wilson, an offensive tackle from Georgia, played minimally and is no longer with the team...
The No. 100 overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft is Tennessee's lone compensatory pick.
Mar 5, 2021 Imagine if Jon Robinson had to choose between Jack Conklin and Derrick Henry the first time that he ran the Tennessee Titans’ draft. What if Kevin Byard had not been available to the Titans at all? Could Robinson have gotten as much out of the 2016 NFL Draft as he did? NFL.com has reimagined that year’s 31 first-round selections (New England did not have one because of league sanctions) based on what teams needed at the time and how players have performed over the past five seasons. The result is just another reminder that Robinson got off to a really good start as Tennessee...