2020 NFL Draft: Bryce Lazenby's full Tennessee Titans mock draft 1.0

2020 NFL Draft: Bryce Lazenby’s full Tennessee Titans mock draft 1.0

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(Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images) *** Local Capture *** Cole McDonald /

Pick Analysis. 237. 898. player. Scouting Report. QB. Hawaii. ColeMcDonald

While Ryan Tannehill is locked in as the starter for the foreseeable future, the Titans still need a backup.

Currently, Logan Woodside is the only other QB on the roster, and he has never played in a regular-season NFL game. The Titans need a contingency plan, especially considering Tannehill’s injury history.

Enter Cole McDonald.

McDonald passed for over 4,000 yards in his Junior season for the Rainbow Warriors, good for third-most in the FBS. McDonald also isn’t afraid to run, as he collected 383 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns.

The Hawaii signal-caller is very raw, and most likely wouldn’t be ready to start for some time. But he is an interesting developmental prospect and does seem to have potential. While a 7th round pick is hardly a lock to make the roster, I believe McDonald would have a good chance due to the lack of a viable back-up on the roster.

Even if he ended up stashed on the practice squad, the Titans need to bring in some bodies to compete for the backup QB spot.

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