Tennessee Titans 2020 NFL Mock Draft: Massive trade with Miami Dolphins
By Will Lomas
Day 3 picks
Round 4, pick 141: Ke’Shawn Vaughn RB, Vanderbilt
-The Tennessee Titans need depth at RB and it makes a lot of sense to get a running back who should probably be taken a round higher than this. Oh, and it helps that he plays minutes away from the stadium.
Round 5, pick 174: Jon Runyan Jr. OL, Michigan
-Another pick with a connection to the Titans outside of coaching, Runyan is the son of former Tennessee Titans All Pro tackle Jon Runyan. Don’t be distracted too much by that though because you should be more intrigued about his ability to play both guard and tackle as well as his great athletic testing numbers. Both of those point to future success so sign me up to take another Michigan tackle here.
Round 7, pick 224: Lamar Jackson CB, Nebraska
-With the draft getting thin, I decided to double dip into CB because the Titans are looking at a massive hole in their depth chart there and so far they haven’t made any signings in free agency to help that. Another versatile player who can learn behind the MMCNB crew.
Round 7, pick 237: Malcolm Perry QB/RB, Navy
-Perry is a fun idea as a gadget player given what we have seen Arthur Smith try to do. This is a way of sneaking a third running back and quarterback onto the roster to help give the Titans some flexibility in their game day decisions.
Round 7, pick 243: Nick Coe EDGE, Auburn
-A guy with a ton of potential who is a year removed away from his best season, Coe is a project that you like to invest a late round pick in. Like Davidson, Coe has a massive frame at 6’6, 290 lb. and is worth a look as a depth piece to replace the Austin Johnson and Matt Dickerson‘s of the world that the Titans refused to bench last year.