Green Bay Packers may cause Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Titans draft trade

Macro look at the Tennessee Titans draft picks

There are a lot of different ways to examine draft capital, but on a base level I think ever Titans fan knows that the Titans are behind the eight-ball here.

With no picks in the 4th or 6th round, it limits the Titans flexibility to move around and it also limits the realistic number of starters or backups that you can get in this class.

Still, I don’t think people realize just how low the Titans rank on some of these draft capital charts, so it is great that Rene Bugner compiled this list:

At best the Titans are 25th in the NFL and at worst they are 27th, and the only “above average” thing about their class is that they currently have three 7th round picks.

The good news is that regardless of the trade that I am going to bring up that involves the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Titans will likely change those extra 7th round picks into a 6th round pick if there is a player they like still on the board.

But what about the big trade?

Well like most draft trades, this move involves a team wanting a quarterback. That team is the Bucs who have to be terrified of watching their future quarterback fall into the laps of the Green Bay Packers.