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The Tennessee Titans have been quite busy during the 2024 offseason in free agency, but the team will soon turn its attention to the NFL draft, which begins on April 25.
Tennessee currently holds a total of eight picks, with at least one in each round but the third. The only round the Titans have multiple picks in is the seventh, where they sport three.
According to Tankathon, which uses draft pick values from The Harvard Sports Analysis Collective, the Titans’ group of picks ranks 17th in the NFL.
It’s important to note that Tankathon hasn’t updated the Titans’ list of picks since they swapped seventh-round picks with the Kansas City Chiefs in the L’Jarius Sneed trade.
The Titans received No. 252 in the deal and sent No. 221 to the Chiefs. That’s a difference of 3.4, so the total value of Tennessee’s picks actually sits at 783. That doesn’t change the Titans’ ranking, though.
The aforementioned third-round pick is what is dragging the Titans down in these rankings. That selection lands at No. 71 overall and is now in the hands of the Arizona Cardinals after the Titans traded up for Will Levis last year.
If the Titans had that pick, the total value of their 2024 selections would be 1,018, which would push them up to No. 3 in the rankings.