On Thursday night, the Tennessee Titans will finally be on the clock after months of speculation about what the team will do in the 2020 NFL Draft.
But don’t get your hopes up too high about the team actually making a pick in the first round. There is a good chance Tennessee decides to trade down out of that pick, which would leave us waiting another day to see the team make its first selection.
Having a perfect draft borders on impossible because there are so many variables that go into it. However, if we were to draw up the perfect draft for the Titans, what would that entail?
Let’s take a look.
Trade down from No. 29
The Titans have seven picks going into the 2020 NFL Draft, but three of them are in the seventh round. Tennessee doesn’t have a pick in the fourth or sixth round due to the trades for Ryan Tannehill and Reggie Gilbert, respectively.
If the opportunity presents itself, Robinson should absolutely trade out of the No. 29 spot in order to acquire more picks.
After all, you can get the same caliber of player early in the second round as you can get late in the first, and Robinson could recoup the mid-round pick he’s missing in the process in order to acquire better talent.