The Tennessee Titans are considering trading out of the number one overall pick in the NFL draft, according to insights from general manager Mike Borgonzi at the NFL Combine. While the team needs a quarterback, there is a strong sentiment that the current roster may not be ready to support a rookie QB. This follows past failures of high draft picks like Vince Young and Marcus Mariota, emphasizing the importance of surrounding a young quarterback with adequate talent. The Titans currently lack picks in the top 100, making the first pick an attractive asset for acquiring additional draft capital. With the general sentiment that teams can find quarterbacks outside of the first overall pick, the Titans appear poised to leverage their position for a broader rebuild. Additionally, Jonathan Allen of the Washington Commanders has requested a trade, potentially shaking up the defensive landscape for interested teams.