The 2024 NFL Scouting Combine continued on Saturday and one position that is of particular interest to the Tennessee Titans, wide receiver, took part in on-field drills.
Two of the most notable names at the position in this year’s class did not take part, a list that includes Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. and LSU wideout Malik Nabers, who did not do measurements, either.
Washington wide receiver Rome Odunze, who is a possibility for the Titans at No. 7 overall, did everything and even created an awesome moment after staying on the field longer than any other receiver prospect in order to hit a 6.6-second time on the three-cone drill.
#Washington wideout Rome Odunze lingered on the Lucas Oil Field late Friday, long after the stadium had emptied out, trying to break 6.6 seconds in the three cone drill. This dude. pic.twitter.com/K6F1ZqN9Jn
— Charles Robinson (@CharlesRobinson) March 3, 2024
With the Titans fully expected to come away with at least one receiver in the 2024 NFL draft, we’re taking a look at the combine results of prospects who could be drafted by Tennessee in the first two rounds.
Of course, projecting where any prospect will land is a difficult task and will always vary, depending on who you ask. In order to compile this list, I took into account projections from different draft experts.
In case you don’t see someone you think should be on this list, you can find full combine results on NFL.com. The wingspan results for each player are courtesy of Charles Robinson of Yahoo Sports.
Note: Yes, Marvin Harrison Jr. is on here, but no, I don’t expect him to fall to the Titans at No. 7.