The Tennessee Titans enter the 2020 NFL Draft with far less holes to patch than we’ve seen in the past, but there’s still some tweaking to do before the upcoming season kicks off.
The departure of right tackle Jack Conklin, who was on the upswing after last year, is a tough loss for the offensive line to take. But the Titans could fill the void with a player like TCU offensive tackle Lucas Niang, who would have come off the board in the first round if it weren’t for injury.
To add depth within the team’s corps of defensive backs, the Titans could add Oklahoma State cornerback A.J. Green.
Green has had video conferences with multiple teams, including the Titans, according to Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle, and has received at least one second-round draft grade.
According to Turron Davenport of ESPN, the Titans have shown interest in both players.
Lucas Niang has received interest from the #Titans. Hear him discuss why he's a fit. A. J. Green had a virtual meeting with them as well. He shared what Tennessee likes about his game in the latest edition of Talking w/TD. Check it out here ⬇️ https://t.co/N9hyZqgEBI
— TURRON DAVENPORT (@TDavenport_NFL) April 19, 2020
Only time will tell if the Titans add one or both of these players to the roster, but the team should be expected to address both positions after the draft begins on Thursday.
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