Who Will the Titans Pick? A Second Tour of the Mock Drafts Leading Up to April's NFL Draft

The draft picks are in, seven of them in all. And now, so are the draft grades. Let's take a look at how some of the analysts graded the 2024 NFL Draft for the Titans.

Harrell (6-4, 247) played in 46 games for the Wolverines over the past four seasons, with 31 starts, and he recorded 78 tackles, eight sacks, 19 tackles for a loss and 11 quarterback hits

Williams played safety with the Hurricanes, but he worked primarily at linebacker while at Senior Bowl practices after adding weight from the end of the season to work on a position change.

Jackson, who ran a 4.42 at the NFL Combine, is the nephew of Hall of Famer Ed Reed.

Brownlee (5-10, 194) played the past two seasons at Louisville after playing his first three seasons at Florida State. Brownlee played in 48 career college games, with 37 starts, and he tallied 174 tackles, six interceptions, and 7.5 tackles for a loss.

Over three seasons, Gray played in 51 games for the Tar Heels, with 37 starts. He tallied 369 tackles with 8.5 sacks and five interceptions, along with five forced fumbles and 13 pass break-ups.

In 2023, Sweat recorded 45 tackles and two sacks, along with eight tackles for a loss. He won the Outland Trophy as the nation's best interior lineman. Sweat was also tabbed a first team All-American performer by the Associated Press, and the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year

On Friday morning, he boarded a plane in Detroit with his mom, dad, stepmom, brother, girlfriend, and his best friend, and went from Detroit to Nashville.

Latham was taken with the seventh overall pick. Latham (6-6, 342) played in 41 games at Alabama over the past three seasons, with 27 starts.

Senior Writer and Editor Jim Wyatt is in Detroit for the NFL Draft. Here's a look at some happenings in the Motor City on Thursday.

The NFL Draft is finally here. So, who will the Titans pick in the first round? Let's take one final tour of the mock drafts, to see what former players, sportswriters, broadcasters, radio hosts, celebs and more predict what they think the Titans will do.

Senior Writer and Editor Jim Wyatt is in Detroit for the NFL Draft. Here's a look at some happenings in the Motor City on Wednesday.