Titans Trade Down, Prioritize O-Line, RB for Levis

On April 5, 10, Tennessee Titans hold the fourth overall pick in the NFL draft, and with

no pressing need for a quarterback, GM Mike Borganzi has room.

To maneuver in that top spot, experts like Maddo Cotta from NFL.com say that Titans

topped the list of teams desperate for a wide receiver to boost their passing game,

which ranked 30th last season.

One idea floating around is trading down from fourth to snag a solid target for their

young quarterback.

As an analyst agree, the offense needs weapons around Will Levis, who's on a rookie deal,

and showing franchise potential, but protection comes.

First after he got sacked 55 times, that offensive line has to get stronger, and a running

back like Notre Dame's Jeremiah Love could be the spark, easing pressure with his speed

and past catching skills out of the backfield.

No wide-out screams, top five value right now, so Borganzi might prioritize those trenches

and the run game to build a balanced attack that lets Levis shine long-term.