You could make a relatively strong argument that the left guard spot is the Tennessee Titans’ biggest hole at the moment. Tennessee truly doesn’t have anybody on the roster who you can confidently point to and say they’re the starter heading into training camp.
Dillon Radunz figures to start the year on the PUP list, while Jamarco Jones played in as many meaningful snaps as I did last season. This is why it’s a pretty safe bet that the Titans will be investing a pick on at least one offensive lineman.
If they go offensive tackle early, you’d have to figure newly acquired Andre Dillard is a good bet to kick inside to fill the vacant guard spot. However, there are avenues for Tennessee to fill the void inside in the draft.
This article is going to discuss the Titans’ best potential option in each round they have a pick (the Titans don’t have a fourth-round selection because of the Julio Jones trade).
I’ve already covered wide receivers, tight ends, and tackles, all of which are linked to at the end of this article. You can also check out my most recent mock draft, which was released Monday, right here.