The Risk-Takers: How the Tennessee Titans Took a Chance on Controversial Draft Pick T’Vondre Sweat”.

The Tennessee Titans have officially signed their entire draft class, with the exception of second-round defensive tackle T’Vondre Sweat. On Tuesday, Sweat announced that he has agreed to a four-year rookie deal, joining first-round tackle JC Latham, fourth-round linebacker Cedric Gray, fifth-round cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr., sixth-round receiver Jha’Quan Jackson, seventh-round linebacker James Williams, and seventh-round linebacker Jaylen Harrell in the Titans’ 2022 draft class.

Sweat had an impressive college career at Texas, recording 45 tackles, eight tackles for loss, and two sacks last season. He was also the winner of the Outland Award, recognizing him as the best interior lineman in the country. Despite a DUI in Austin shortly before the draft, the Titans decided to take a chance on Sweat and are optimistic about his future with the team. As Sweat begins his journey with the Titans, the team is hopeful that he can stay out of trouble off the field and make a positive impact on the defense in Nashville. With his talent and potential, Sweat has the opportunity to contribute to the team’s success and solidify his place in the NFL.