Titans' Draft: Unlocking Ward's Upside

On April 1st, the Tennessee Titans are primed for a big bounce back with the NFL draft hitting

Pittsburgh in less than a month.

New coach Robert Sala and general manager Mike Borgonzi in his second draft here get

to build around young quarterback Cam Ward, their number one.

Overall pick from last year.

Ward's rookie season had its ups and downs, but he flashed serious potential heading into

year 2 with his upgraded staff.

The Titans beefed up in free agency, grabbing wide receiver Wandaile Robinson to team with

Calvin Ridley on offense, while stacking defense to fit.

Sale style, fans and analysts see this as a make or break window for Ward, especially since

no quarterback thrives without weapons around him.

Think Josh Allen or Justin Herbert needing that support.

Tennessee has to prove he's the franchise guy before deciding on his fifth year option

after the 2027 season.

Now Borgonzi can zero in on drafting offensive playmakers to surround Ward, skipping

more free agent splurges.

This class could spark the Titans turn around and set them up as contenders for years.

With that draft clock ticking, Tennessee's future hinges on nailing these picks and unlocking

Ward's upside.