How the Titans' Decision-Makers Likely Regard the Top Three OTs in the Draft
By ZACH LYONS, STACKING THE INBOX
The Tennessee Titans are in a unique situation with the seventh overall pick. They could essentially have their pick from one or two of the top three wide receivers, the number-one-rated tackle, or even the possibility to trade back. The world is their oyster at the moment. They all present their unique advantages for the Titans that can help this team with their immediate needs and solve long-term issues that have plagued the franchise.
Last week, I talked through the top three wide receivers in the 2024 class -- how they fit with what the franchise wants to do and why Malik Nabers could be the top receiver based on his skill set. Now let's I walk through the top three offensive tackles who best fit what the Titans' decision-makers on offense like to do on the field.
Olu Fashanu vs. Joe Alt
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