One more Tennessee Titans seven-round NFL mock draft

Much of the Tennessee Titans fan base sees its prayers answered.

There were the questions about his size and whether or not the Tennessee Titans should show any interest, but let’s settle this. Rondale Moore has game-breaking potential at the NFL level. Who cares if he plays in the slot?

After taking a cornerback in Round 1, the wise investment is for the Tennessee Titans to take a wide receiver in Round 2, and when you weigh ‘best player available’ versus ‘team needs’ conversation, Rondale Moore and Elijah Moore, though we’ve discussed some other options who don’t share their last name, are the best second-day options for the Titans in the second stanza.

In this scenario, Elijah Moore is already off the board. That makes Tennessee’s choice a tad easier. Sure, some of you want someone who can play outside, and that’s completely understandable. Still, the addition of this five-foot-nine and 180-pound speed demon gives the Titans something that they need, another game-changer besides Derrick Henry and A.J. Brown that can take the ball to the house at any given time.