The anticipation surrounding the Tennessee Titans as the NFL Draft approaches is palpable, especially with new general manager Mike Borgonzi at the helm. With the likely selection of Cam Ward at the No. 1 overall pick, focus shifts to the critical No. 35 pick on day two. Lacking a third-round selection due to a trade that brought L'Jarius Sneed to Tennessee, the Titans face pressure to maximize their second-round pick, potentially trading back or dealing a player to gain additional capital.

Borgonzi’s vision for the team includes building through the draft, and with pressing needs at wide receiver and edge rusher, the Titans must efficiently navigate this draft. The decision to trade back or acquire more picks could significantly impact their ability to enhance the roster.