NASHVILLE, Tenn. – But dealing up for Rashaan Evans in the first round and dealing up for Harold Landry in the second round, Jon Robinson told us how he feels about those two players.
“Can’t be more excited about the two guys that we’ve added over the last two days,” Robinson said.
He also told us that he feels pretty good about the backend depth of the roster, where he won’t have a lot of kids running around this summer with only three more picks in the draft.
To secure Evans and Landry, Robinson deemed it worth watching things unfold for a span of 121 picks stretching from Friday night to Saturday afternoon, from the 41st pick (in the second round) to the 162nd pick in the fifth.
And while he patched the biggest holes and fortified the defense, he left himself at least two trouble spots, where the Titans will look for a late pick or undrafted to break through or where they will need to shop the second- or third-stage free-agent market.