RB in draft

Projected to go in round 4-6. He mostly played receiver but averaged 11 YPC when he was at RB. Looks like AJ Brown with the ball

 

Was behind darrell Henderson and tony Pollard until this year too. The first season he had a chance to show what's hes got, and he looked great. His measurables should be good too.

 

Pay Henry, he's our offense and has given this team an identity.
I agree with @abc2330 draft Gibson, he'd make a great weapon along with Henry and AJ

 

We only have so many late round picks but as long as pass rusher and OL are addressed, I really don’t care who JRob takes.
I know K can easily be had as an undrafted but if there is a kicker worth drafting, titans still haven’t really solidified that role yet.

 

I could see taking a guy like Cam Akers in the fourth. Good in the run and pass. Underachieved because he played for that mess of a FSU team.

 

JONATHAN TAYLOR JUST RAN A 4.39 40
He was my favorite RB in the class before this, but I expected high 4.4s. This dude is the next Saquan. Watch

 

That Henry playoff performance absolutely spoiled me into thinking there's no RB out there like Henry. The only other RB I want to see in Nashville is a RB to compliement Henry.

 

He's going to be a stud.

 

The Draft Network

 

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29.

Titans
Jonathan Taylor
RB, Wisconsin
This running back class is so good. If you asked 50 different people who their top back is, you might get five or six different answers. But, if you ask me, Jonathan Taylor is going to be the one selected first.

After having one of the most productive careers in college football, Taylor showed up to the combine at 5-foot-10-inches and 226 pounds. He then proceeded to run a 4.39-second 40-yard dash, jump 36 inches in the vertical and 10-feet 3-inches in the broad jump. Those are crazy numbers for a player of his size.

In this scenario, I am predicting that Derrick Henry prices himself out of Tennessee and presenting them with a quick-fix for losing him."