Titans' Draft Strategy: Balancing Offense & Defense

On March 27th, the Tennessee Titans head into next month's NFL Draft with nine picks,

including the number four overall selection to launch the new.

ERA under head coach Robert Salah.

General manager Mike Borgonzi holds solid draft capital after key free agency additions,

setting the team up to target young talent at critical spots.

They stand out because they do not need a quarterback, allowing them to build a strong supporting

cast around Cam Ward right away.

This flexibility gives them an edge over other teams scrambling for signal callers.

Fans and analysts see huge potential here, with a Titans position to emerge as one of the draft's top halls if they nail their choices.

The focus stays on offense and defense balance to accelerate growth.

Strategies include grabbing a dynamic running back, like Notre Dame's Jeremiah Love,

early trading up from their number 35 pick for sliding.

The top talent, loading up on defensive pieces that fit Salah's aggressive style,

or snagging another wide receiver on day two to boost war's options.

With picks spread across rounds and smart moves on the table, the Titans could reshape their roster quickly and set up long-term contention.