Titans to pick 25th in the first round of the '18 NFL Draft

You aren’t moving your most athletic OT to OG.[/QUOTE]

I know.. I was just trying to figure a way to get Brown..

It's frustrating to know that you already have a stud in place, when another stud becomes available, albeit unproven.

Actually I want Vea the NT from Washington.

 

I know.. I was just trying to figure a way to get Brown..

It's frustrating to know that you already have a stud in place, when another stud becomes available, albeit unproven.

Actually I want Vea the NT from Washington.[/QUOTE]
If anything, with the injury you could put brown at RT and push Conklin in or vice versa

 

What do you think about a 4th or 5th round pick. FB/TE Demetri Flowers.

Is a great blocker and receiver both in the backfield, as well as TE. Big playmaker, great hands for a big man, and would be able to block for Henry as well. Versatile team player with great attitude and personality. He'd be a great addition to help out Marcus, as he was for the.mobile Baker Mayfield

Dimitri Flowers Bio

 

Here are a few I like:

TE Dallas Goedert
S DeShon Elliot
LB Roquan Smith
DE Sam Hubbard
S Marcus Allen
RB Akrum Wadley
RB Kerryon Johnson
"Slash" DJ Reed
WR Simmie Cobbs
WR Antonio Callaway - Titans won't take because of off field issues, but he's a talent

 

Flowers looks good. Only problem is the former 4th round pick Jalston Fowler was released this past year. If the Titans draft a TE, it better be Goedert or nothing.

Maybe pickup Trey Burton? He was a swiss army knife player in college and will be a free agent. Could be a nice addition to a Mariota type offense.

 

I like Burton too and think he’d be a good bargain pick up.

 

I have a feeling if we draft a te, it'll be andrews or fumagalli.

 

First, if you believe Brown is the next Ogden, why would he be available at #25?

Second, you don't move a Pro Bowl LT to LG for a number of reasons. We would take a big risk assuming the new guy who hasn't played in the NFL will be better than the Pro Bowl player who we'll want to re-sign soon. And speaking of re-signing, if we moved Lewan to LG, he would NOT re-sign with us as LT's make a heck of a lot more money than LG's! He'd leave for another team that would pay and play him at LT.

If anything, you'd look at the potential of moving Conklin to RG...but then why not just draft a very good OG and leave the OT's in place? Moving either tackle creates two spots of instability while just adding a OG adds only one.

 

I think we'll have our choice of a handful of guys...but that will be limited by certain players/positions.

Until we know who our DC and OC's are, hard to gauge what we might be looking for other than what we currently perceive as holes. If we switch to a 4-3 D, we may look at this differently.

 

I wouldn't have an issue with Rashaan Evans . Supposedly a high character guy, and he's exactly the type of LB everyone wants. And he's reportedly 6'3 and 230+, so he's not undersized like a lot of the athletic LBs . Adds value as a pass rusher as well. He made the transition from a rusher to an off the ball LB, so he's not as polished as he needs to be yet, but he's really athletic and has big upside.

Vrabel seemingly did some solid work as a LB coach at Houston, so I believe that he could thrive here.