Keep this in mind before the Titans crucial 2021 NFL Draft

So what is the point?

The reason for bringing this up is to tell anyone who wants to listen, this isn’t the time to dig your heels in on players. Don’t fall in love with a prospect that the Titans might be interested in and don’t think that the world is falling if you see a mock where someone takes someone you don’t like.

Now is the perfect time to tweet out your opinions and shoot off hot takes, but if someone presents a valid argument with a point you are trying to make, then go back and see if they are right.

There is a good chance that you will go back and see the same thing you saw initially, but there is a chance that you could go back and see something different on a second viewing.

Trust me, I’m still going to shoot off hot takes or opinions and if you try to tell me that Nick Bolton should be the Titans first-round pick, then I am going to have a big problem with it. At the end of the day, we don’t know until we know and having opinions that differ from the norm is perfectly fine as long as you can explain your thought process.

With some obvious holes on the roster, it is easy to see people taking sides on which position group the Titans should take first, but remember that Jon Robinson has consistently found starters on every day of the draft, and some of his best picks have happened in the second and third rounds.

So don’t get too concerned about missing out on your favorite cornerback in round one, and don’t freak out if the Titans pass on a receiver until the middle of Day 2, and a great way to make sure to avoid those things is by setting aside the “if we don’t get this guy, then the Titans offseason will be a failure” expectations that tend to form around this time of year.