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Draft history and grades for every first and second round picks since 2015.(Per pff)

Marcus Mariota, QB
Round 1, Pick 2
Career-high overall grade: 76.8 (2018)

Titans’ signal-caller, Marcus Mariota, has shown improvement by increasing his overall grade in each of his four seasons with Titans. Last season, Mariota finished with a 76.8 overall grade and a career-high 78.5 percent adjusted completion rate from a clean pocket despite battling through a host of arm injuries.

Dorial Green-Beckham, WR
Round 2, Pick 40
Career-high overall grade: 71.0 (2015)

Due to troubles on and off the field, the Titans quickly moved on from Green-Beckham by sending him to Philadelphia via trade prior to the 2016 season. The former second-round pick lasted only two seasons in the NFL with 941 total receiving yards and an uninspiring 75.2 passer rating when targeted.

Jack Conklin, T
Round 1, Pick 8
Career-high overall grade: 80.6 (2016)

Conklin has been a day-one starter for the Titans at the right tackle position since being drafted in 2016. His rookie season was his best year to date with an overall grade of 80.6 and a pass-block grade of 81.0, second-best at his position. A knee injury cut his 2018 season short, but he’ll continue to be a mainstay along the Titans’ offensive line for the foreseeable future.

Kevin Dodd, LB
Round 2, Pick 33
Career-high overall grade: 62.2 (2017)

Linebacker Kevin Dodd only lasted two seasons with Titans before his 2018 release from the team. In two years, Dodd never topped 200 defensive snaps in either season and only recorded seven stops in limited action.

Austin Johnson, DI
Round 2, Pick 43
Career-high overall grade: 69.1 (2017)

Interior defender Austin Johnson has worked himself into the defensive line rotation with the Titans over the last two seasons. Over 2017 and 2018, he’s played a combined 790 defensive snaps and totaled 12 pressures and 26 defensive stops.

Derrick Henry, RB
Round 2, Pick 45
Career-high overall grade: 87.0 (2018)

Henry demonstrated what he’s capable of when he was given a full workload over the final stretch of the 2018 season. He finished the year with the second-highest overall grade among running backs at 87.0, and his 4.21 yards after contact average was also the second-best in the league. Last season was the most carries he’s had in a season with 215, but look for that number to increase next season in the Titans’ run-heavy offense.

2017:
Corey Davis, WR
Round 1, Pick 5
Career-high overall grade: 76.4 (2018)

Improvement has been shown in each of Davis’ first two seasons with Tennessee, but the team’s passing-game inconsistency has left some wondering if he’ll emerge as a true number-one receiver. His passer rating when targeted jumped greatly from 2017 (65.0) to 2018 (95.1), and his receiving grade of 75.8 was over ten points higher last season than his rookie mark.

Adoree’ Jackson, CB
Round 1, Pick 18
Career-high overall grade: 74.6 (2017)

Adoree’ Jackson has found a home in the Titans’ secondary since being drafted in the first round two seasons ago. He’s logged over 2,100 snaps on defense in two years and contributed with 24 pass breakups over that stretch. Jackson’s 59.6 percent catch rate allowed ranks top-five among cornerbacks drafted in 2017.

2018:
Rashaan Evans, LB
Round 1, Pick 22
Career-high overall grade: 67.6

Evans’ season got off to a slow start, but the rookie linebacker came on strong in the second half of the 2018 season. During weeks 13-15, Evans produced a 90.9 overall grade with 11 defensive stops over the three games. Overall, he finished the year with 22 defensive stops and missed only four tackles on 53 attempts.

Harold Landry, EDGE
Round 2, Pick 41
Career-high overall grade: 63.5

In his debut season, Harold Landry was in the mix as a rotational edge rusher through the year. He logged 592 total snaps with 371 being pass-rush reps over the course of 2018. The Boston College product finished the season with 34 total pressures with 12 being quarterback hits or sacks.