Best NFL draft pick Tennessee Titans GM Jon Robinson has made in each round

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6th Round Picks

Similar to the 7th round selections, Robinson has not had much luck in the 6th round.

In 2016, Sebastian Tretola, G from Arkansas was the selection. He would only play in one NFL game in his career and only lasted one season on the Titans.

In 2017, Corey Levin was the selection. Levin has been a solid interior lineman playing in 16 games in his career. He is now a depth lineman for the Bears, as he was waived as part of the Titans’ final cuts in 2019.

In 2018, Luke Falk was selected. This was an interesting choice, and I was under the assumption that Falk would be the backup to Mariota.

Two seasons later, neither Falk nor Mariota is on the Titans roster. Falk did not make the roster in his rookie season, after a poor preseason performance, and was claimed by the Dolphins. Falk has also spent time with the Jets.

In 2019, David Long Jr. was the selection, and he’s already been the best 6th round selection Robinson has made.

Long excelled on special teams in his rookie season and even looked serviceable when asked to fill in for Jayon Brown and Rashaan Evans. Long finished the season with 15 tackles and a forced fumble.

Best 6th round pick: David Long Jr.

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