The Tennessee Titans were quick to turn the page on Malik Willis and have now put the franchise on Will Levis’s shoulders.
The team seemed to overachieve in recent years, relying on a steady, bend-but-not-break offense and stout defense. Last season, the wheels fell off both units.
Adding big ticket free agents Calvin Ridley, Tony Pollard, and Chidobe Awuzie certainly address some key needs. It’ll also be interesting to see if there’s a quarterback controversy waiting to happen that calls upon Mason Rudolph, another FA signing, should Levis struggle.
Titans NFL Draft Picks 2024
- Round 1, Pick 7
- Round 2, Pick 38
- Round 4, Pick 106
- Round 5, Pick 146
- Round 6, Pick 182
- Round 7, Pick 221
- Round 7, Pick 227
- Round 7, Pick 242
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Titans NFL Draft Round 1 Mock 2024
- Round 1, Pick 7: Rome Odunze, WR, Washington
As of March 8, Michael Rochman says:
“Offensive tackle is the largest position of need, but Bill Callahan appears to have instilled confidence in the team’s chance to find their blocking solutions in later rounds of the draft.
Instead, they get the chance to select an elite receiving weapon for head coach Brian Callahan to acquire and pair with young passer Will Levis.
Rome Odunze was a dominant vertical threat for Washington this past season, but expect him to utilize his physicality more at the next level and be used in a Ja’Marr Chase-esque role in the Titans’ offense."
Find more draft insights in our full NFL Mock Draft 2024.
Titans Draft Team Needs 2024
Note: The following information was written prior to the 2024 NFL Draft.
1. Offensive Tackle
Pick a lineman, any lineman. Both tackle spots and right guard could use an upgrade.
Nicholas Petit-Frere didn’t look ready last year. Dillon Radunz was solid. FA signing Lloyd Cushenberry solidifies the center position and will hopefully get these guys lined up right.
2. Cornerback
The signing of Chidobe Awuzie helps, but the Titans are still hoping 2021 first-round Caleb Farley can somehow overcome his back and health issues.
No. 2 corner Tre Avery is below-replacement level so that’s a must-address position heading into 2024.
3. Safety
Elijah Molden and Amani Hooker are a forgettable duo that aren’t doing enough to shore up the back-end of this defense. There are some dynamic athletes at safety in this draft class who could be groomed up to start by Week 1.
One such player is Utah’s Cole Bishop who fits the mold as a deep safety who needs to add a little bulk to complement his quickness and ball skills.
More Position Needs: Linebacker, Quarterback, Tight end, Nose tackle, Defensive tackle
Titans Draft Grade 2024
Grade: Coming soon
Read the evaluations in our full 2023 report card of NFL Draft Grades. 2024 grades will be published soon after the draft.
Team by Team Draft Recaps
| AFC EAST | BUF | MIA | NE | NYJ |
| AFC NORTH | BAL | CIN | CLE | PIT |
| AFC SOUTH | HOU | IND | JAC | TEN |
| AFC WEST | DEN | KC | LAC | LV |
| NFC EAST | DAL | NYG | PHI | WAS |
| NFC NORTH | CHI | DET | GB | MIN |
| NFC SOUTH | ATL | CAR | NO | TB |
| NFC WEST | ARI | LAR | SF | SEA |
Titans NFL Draft Pick History
2023
- Round 1 Pick 11: Peter Skoronski, OT, Northwestern
- Round 2, Pick 33: Will Levis, QB, Kentucky
- Round 3, Pick 81: Tyjae Spears, RB, Tulane
- Round 5, Pick 147: Josh Whyle, TE, Cincinnati
- Round 6, Pick 186: Jaelyn Duncan, OT, Maryland
- Round 7, Pick 228: Colton Dowell, WR, Tennessee-Martin
2022
- Round 1, Pick 18: Treylon Burks, WR, Arkansas
- Round 2, Pick 35: Roger McCreary, CB, Auburn
- Round 3, Pick 69: Nicholas Petit-Frere, OT, Ohio State
- Round 3, Pick 86: Malik Willis, QB, Liberty
- Round 4, Pick 131: Hassan Haskins, RB, Michigan
- Round 4, Pick 143: Chigoziem Okonkwo, TE, Maryland
- Round 5, Pick 163: Kyle Philips, WR, UCLA
- Round 6, Pick 204: Theo Jackson, CB, Tennessee
- Round 6, Pick 219: Chance Campbell, LB, Ole Miss
