Underrated NFL Draft Gems for Titans Fans

On April 14th, wrapping up our three-part series on underrated NFL draft prospects that

Titans fans need to watch, were spotlighting three under the radar gyms, cornerback Chris

Johnson from San Diego State, cornerback trade-and-stukes from Arizona, and running back.

Mike Washington from Arkansas, these guys sit around the consensus 40th to 70th overall

picks, but pack serious upside for day two or three.

Chris Johnson came and hot off small school hype heading into the senior bowl back in

January, but he didn't steal the show there.

Still, at six foot and a hundred and ninety-three pounds, his explosive speed eighty-third

percentile, 40 yard dash, and college tape screen starter.

Potential.

Last year alone, he snagged four interceptions, broke up five passes, allowed zero touchdowns,

and stayed super clean with just two penalties, his whole career.

Meanwhile, trade-and-stukes stands out as a do-it-all defender in the secondary.

This six-foot-two, one ninety-pounder ran a blistering 4.3340 this spring, with a 79th

percentile vertical.

Jump.

He's mocked in the third round, consensus 64th overall, and can lock down boundary, slot,

or even safety perfect versatility for any scheme.

Shifting to the backfield, Mike Washington turned heads with his freakish athletic testing

after a strong college season, at six foot one, 223 pounds, his numbers pop, 97th percentile,

40, 99th percentile arm length, and elite.

Jump.

He bullied for nearly 3,000 career rushing yards over 60 percent after contact, forcing

108 missed tackles.

As draft weekend heats up, these prospects could slide and become steels for teams like

the Titans needing immediate impact.

Eyes peeled, they're built to contribute right away.