By JAMES FOSTER, special contributor
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Most draft-related Titans' media coverage has been centered around what Tennessee will do with the first overall pick. That’s the most important decision that Mike Borgonzi faces over the next two months. How he maneuvers this situation will have an enormous impact on the future of the franchise.
But finding value on days two and three is crucial to building a competitive roster. The 2019-2021 Titans were led primarily by players selected outside of the first round (Derrick Henry, Kevin Byard, AJ Brown, Amani Hooker, David Long, Nate Davis, Jonnu Smith), while their first-round picks played more of a complementary role.
This article will serve as a break from the Cam Ward/Shedeur Sanders/Abdul Carter debate and an introduction to the rest of the 2025 Draft class. I plan to cover many of these players in more depth in the future, but for this piece I’ll be giving a broad overview of my favorite targets on each day of the draft at Tennessee’s three biggest positions of need.
