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One of the biggest goals for the Titans this draft season should be replenishing its offense with the aim to reach a similar efficiency of their previous campaigns with Ryan Tannehill under center.
The franchise led the NFL in red-zone efficiency and ranked fifth in points and yards that season; however, in 2021, the unit dropped to 17th in yards, 15th in points and fifth in red-zone efficiency. The Titans added a wide receiver and tight end during the offseason, but the offensive line is still lacking with the need to replace starters at left guard and right tackle.
General manager Jon Robinson did acknowledge the possibility of finding a quarterback to be Tannehill’s successor, and the question remains about whether the Titans could be searching for an additional running back behind Derrick Henry, who missed nine games in 2021 due to an injury.
The franchise ended with a 12–5 record, earning the AFC South title and the No. 1 seed on the AFC side of the playoff bracket. However, Tennessee lost to the Bengals in the divisional round on a walk-off 52-yard field goal from Evan McPherson, which sent Cincinnati to its first AFC championship since 1988.
Here is how Tennessee’s draft has turned out thus far (to be updated during NFL draft):
Round 1, Pick 26:
Round 3, Pick 90:
Round 4, Pick 131:
Round 4, Pick 143 (Compensatory):
Round 5, Pick 169:
Round 6, Pick 204:
The 2022 NFL draft begins with the first round on Thursday, April 28 at 8 p.m. ET. The second and third rounds take place on Friday, beginning at 7 p.m. Rounds four through seven take place on Saturday, beginning at noon.
