Titans' Draft Dilemma: Best Player or Need?

On March 31st, the Tennessee Titans face a tougher call with their fourth overall pick this draft season.

Last year, holding the number one spot made it simple.

They grabbed a franchise quarterback to fill a glaring need.

Now, with just three players off the board before them, they can still snag a top talent, but the choice isn't as clear-cut.

On Monday, General Manager Mike Burganzi laid it out plain.

He said the team plans to take the best player available, factoring in their current roster setup.

That's the smart play when you're building from the ground up.

After a rough year with only three wins, the Titans need elite pieces everywhere.

Fans and analysts agree this approach beats forcing a fit just to plug one hole.

In this draft class, that best player talk points straight to Notre Dame running back, Jeremiah Love.

The doves of Blue Chips stud who could change their offense overnight.

As the draft nears, all eyes stay locked on what the Titans do at.

For could be the spark they need to turn things around.