Denny Simmons / The Tennessean / USA TODAY NETWORK Grading an NFL Draft before a player ever sets foot on the field is crazy, but we all can’t help but look at the grades around the internet. Mel Kiper, who made being a draft analyst a thing, isn’t in love with the Tennessee Titans draft. He gave it a C+. That shouldn’t come as a surprise because he had the Titans as one of his teams that made a head-scratching move on night one. Kiper has apparently never heard of Bill Callahan, but that’s not what we are talking about last night. He was also pretty outspoken on the broadcast about how much o ..read more

Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK The Titans round out their 2024 NFL Draft with another defensive player. The Tennessee Titans have rounded out their 2024 NFL Draft class with Jaylen Harrell, EDGE, Michigan in the 7th round with the 252nd pick. Harrell had 6.5 sacks for the National Champion Michigan Wolverines last season. Here is the complete Titans 2024 Draft Class: 1st Rd.—OT JC Latham (Alabama) 2nd Rd.—DL T’Vondre Sweat (Texas) 4th Rd.—LB Cedric Gray (UNC) 5th Rd.—CB Jarvis Brownlee (Louisville) 6th Rd.—WR Jah’Quan Jackson (Tulane) 7th Rd.—S James Williams (Miami) 7th Rd.—Edge Jaylen Harrell ..read more

Denny Simmons / The Tennessean / USA TODAY NETWORK Keeping tabs on all the players the Titans add after the draft. [UPDATE 6:39 PM] - Former Washington RB Dillon Johnson is signing with the #Titans, per source. — Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) April 27, 2024 With the 2024 NFL Draft winding down, the attention of front offices in the league turns to signing players who become undrafted free agents. This can be one of the more exciting times of the draft because we start to get a ton of news all at once. Our very own Justin Melo shines in this time because of the relationships he has built aro ..read more

Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports The Titans added a safety in the seventh round of the 2024 NFL Draft The Tennessee Titans selected Miami safety James Williams with the No. 242 overall selection in the seventh round of the 2024 NFL Draft. It’s their second-last selection, with one more scheduled for 252. Welcome to Nashville, James @begreat_20 x #TitanUp pic.twitter.com/2L2qnZOHQV — Tennessee Titans (@Titans) April 27, 2024 I’m not convinced Williams will play safety at the next level, as scouts have discussed the possibility of him playing linebacker moving forward. If he is a safety, the Ti ..read more

Stephen Lew-USA TODAY Sports The Titans added a dynamic, speedy receiver in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL Draft The Tennessee Titans selected Tulane wide receiver Jha’Quan Jackson with the No. 182 overall selection in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL Draft. Jackson was a dynamic playmaker at the Senior Bowl. ROLL WAVE @GreenWaveFB pic.twitter.com/Q5culetgYL — Tennessee Titans (@Titans) April 27, 2024 Jackson was roommates with Titans running back Tyjae Spears during his last season at Tulane. Ed Reed is also his uncle! Jackson is a speedy slot-only receiver. The Titans are looking for a ne ..read more

Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports The Titans added cornerback depth in the fifth round of the 2024 NFL Draft The Tennessee Titans selected Louisville cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. with the No. 146 overall selection in the fifth round of the 2024 NFL Draft. The Titans had previously hosted Brownlee Jr. on a pre-draft visit in Nashville. .@Titans select Louisville CB Jarvis Brownlee in fifth round of the #NFLDraft. READ https://t.co/H2PtTeSFoc pic.twitter.com/Wv3tdgFWEU — Jim Wyatt (@jwyattsports) April 27, 2024 The Titans also met with Brownlee Jr. at the Senior Bowl, meaning his visit to Nashvi ..read more

Vasha Hunt-USA TODAY Sports The Titans added to their linebacker core on Saturday! The Tennessee Titans selected North Carolina linebacker Cedric Gray with the No. 106 overall selection in the fourth round of the 2024 NFL Draft. This pick fills a massive need on the roster. Gray should immediately contend for a starting gig in a room that includes Jack Gibbens, Chance Campbell, Otis Reese IV, and free-agent signing Kenneth Murray Jr. Welcome to Nashville, Cedric @cedthr33 x TitanUp pic.twitter.com/Kn8VYevHTv — Tennessee Titans (@Titans) April 27, 2024 Gray was outstanding at this year’s Sen ..read more

Aaron E. Martinez/American-Statesman / USA TODAY NETWORK Let’s see how this plays out before declaring it a disaster. The most polarizing pick of the night was when the Tennessee Titans selected T’Vondre Sweat with the 38th pick on Friday night. The concerns surrounding the pick are legitimate. Sweat struggled to stay in shape while in college. That resulted in him spending a lot of time on the sideline instead of on the field during games. That’s a problem. There is also the fact that he got a DUI less than a month ago. On that front, Ran Carthon said Sweat took his visit here after that happ ..read more

Aaron E. Martinez / USA TODAY NETWORK Sweat gives the Titans another huge presence in the middle of the defensive line. With the 38th pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, the Tennessee Titans picked T’Vondre Sweat, DL, Texas. The Titans have plenty of needs on the defensive side of the ball. Sweat fills one of those needs on the line. The still need to add an inside linebacker and a safety before the season kicks off. Sweat is a large man at 6’4 366. It will be fun to watch him and Jeffery Simmons work together on the line. That is a lot of mass to move for opposing offensive lines. The biggest questio ..read more

Photo by John Smolek/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images How did fans grade the Titans first round pick? Last night I posted a poll asking you to grade the Tennessee Titans first round pick of Alabama OT JC Latham. Here are the results: 76% of you gave Ran Carthon and company at least a B for the Latham pick. If you are someone that gave the Titans a C or lower for the pick, I’d love to hear your reasoning. My guess is it falls into one of two camps: The first is that Latham was a right tackle in college and you have concern that they drafted him to play left tackle. The second is that you would ..read more