Two years ago, Tennessee Titans Most of the NFL rolled the dice to Will Levis, which is contrary to the opinion of the draft experts. Now, two years later, after proved that Levis is a bust, the titans need to start over. Head coach Brian Callahan inherited Titans’ confusion last season, but now he will do his best to continue it and build his own team.
In this last seven rounds of Mock, we keep it really simple for Tennessee, and the restructuring on the offensive begins with the number 1 general election.
First Tour – QB Cam Ward – Miami
Ward filed a lawsuit open to the first quarter back on the board and strengthened his place here.
Second round – lb Demetrius Knight Jr. – South Carolina
The old hope, a versatile advocate with high football IQ.
Fourth Round – Wr Isahah Bond – Texas
The burner and deep threat that can pull the top of a secondary and open the last game.
Fourth Tour – Edge Ahmed Hassanein – Boise State
Powerful, strong defense ending with Polish but not stopping with a motor.
Fifth Tour – RB Jacory Corsky -Merritt – Arizona
To show that it may be a feature, the great sleeping expectation that makes the best use of offseason.
Fifth Round – IOL Seth McLughlin – Ohio State
The referee of the upper internal attack that shifted after a torn Achilles.
Sixth Round – Te Thomas Fidone II – Nebraska
The first tight end with amazing athletics, but it needs to work hard on the blocking technique.
Sixth Tour – OT Jack Nelson – Wisconsin
Great developmental attack struggle with the best skills.
