Tennessee Titans 2018 NFL Draft needs ranked
By Will Lomas
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Explaining the Tennessee Titans needs to those who don’t know.
I don’t know why there are a bunch of people in the national media who won’t pay attention to the Tennessee Titans. However, some pundits just insist on throwing darts at a board and moving on the the next pick.
It is the point in the offseason where I am more impressed when an analyst hits the right position, instead of being focused on fit, draft history, production, athleticism, etc. It shouldn’t have to be like that.
So, I decided that I would write this article so that I (or you) can just link this when people post something stupid like drafting a cornerback in the first round and a guard in the second round.
Here is the list of Titans needs based on priority with some specifics. I will rank them in four categories of need: major need, moderate need, slight need, and no need.