The Tennessee Titans are going to be in the market for a cornerback in the 2020 NFL Draft, which will take place virtually from April 23 to April 25.
It would be shocking if general manager Jon Robinson doesn’t nab a starting-caliber corner in either of the first two rounds, but there’s also the possibility he takes multiple throughout the draft if he doesn’t feel comfortable with the situation at slot corner or with the team’s depth at the position overall.
With that said, we’re going to take a look at a cornerback the Titans could take in each round that should be available when the team’s pick comes up.
Just a reminder: the Titans don’t have picks in the fourth or sixth rounds, so we didn’t include those rounds here.
Round 1
Jeff Gladney | TCU
The former track standout has the kind of speed cornerbacks need in this day and age, but also has the size and strength to hang with big-bodied receiver on the outside and is a good tackler.
While he is versatile enough to play in any scheme, he really excels in man coverage. He’d serve as top-notch depth in his rookie season, however he has the potential to be a top-notch starter for the Titans after that.