From Highly Anticipated to Uninspiring: A Close Look at the Titans’ NFL Draft Picks

In the first round of the NFL draft, the Titans made a successful pick with JC Latham, who is expected to make an immediate impact as a starting offensive tackle. Latham, chosen as the seventh overall pick, was highly rated and was even considered for the fifth overall pick by the Chargers. He is expected to bolster the Titans’ offensive line and provide solid protection for quarterback Will Levis.

However, the rest of the Titans’ draft picks did not generate as much excitement. Cedric Gray in the fourth round could be a steal in the long term, but overall, the draft class did not stand out unless T’Vondre Sweat can develop into a pass rusher. Sweat, selected in the second round as the 38th overall pick, is a large defensive tackle known for his ability to stop the run. However, his pass-rushing skills may not be as strong, and he would need to lose weight to become a more versatile player in the NFL.

The Titans’ draft picks included JC Latham, T’Vondre Sweat, Cedric Gray, Jarvis Brownlee Jr., Jha’Quan Jackson, James Williams, and Jaylen Harrell. While Latham was a standout choice