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The Tennessee Titans made a ton of major additions this offseason, but looking at some "Way Too Early" 2025 Mock Drafts you would think they did nothing at all. The disrespect for the Titans and Will Levis are at an all-time high with top-five selections of quarterbacks popping up everywhere. If the Titans do get a high pick, they certainly would need to focus on important need positions like offensive tackle, wide receiver and edge rusher, even cornerback makes sense. Finally, this is something Titans fans are used to, but it doesn't make it any less annoying.

The Tennessee Titans look like they will be signing Tyler Boyd and the wide receiver immediately would become the third best receiver on the team and the full-time slot starter. Boyd fits perfectly within the Brian Callahan offense and we have already seen how that fit plays out on the field. Finally, this is another move that should have Treylon Burks on notice and regardless of the public comments, shows the team may not be as high on Burks as the fan base remains to be.

The Tennessee Titans have gone through the first major wave of free agency and the draft, but there are still holes remaining on the roster. Most notably at safety where the lack of talent requires them to go out and make a big move. The best one they can make is signing All-Pro Justin Simmons and they have the money to do so. Next, the Titans solved one tackle spot with JC Latham, but right tackle is still a big concern. Pickings are slim though and the Titans may be better off riding with Nicholas Petit-Frere. Finally, there are also holes at edge, center and tight end, but other than edge, there aren't a lot of good options for help.

The Tennessee Titans 2024 NFL Draft class should have an immediate impact, but what could they do in the long term? JC Latham has a chance to be one of the best offensive tackle in the league while T'Vondre Sweat can be a three-down disruptor if he gets everything right. Also, Cedric Gray, Jarvis Brownlee Jr. and Jha'Quan Jackson could be long-term starters for the Titans in just a few years. Finally, James Williams and Jaylen Harrell have a chance to be pro-bowlers on specials team while providing valuable depth on the defense.

The Tennessee Titans took JC Latham with their first pick and he should be able to come in right away and be the top offensive tackle on the roster and a starter. Next, T'Vondre Sweat may only have a rotational role to start, but can provide immediate help to the rest of the defense with his block-eating. Finally, the Day 3 guys can have varied roles to start, but all should be able to provide valuable depth from the start.

The Tennessee Titans have completed their 2024 NFL Draft class and it comes with mixed reviews. JC Latham looks to be a great addition to start, but the pick of T'Vondre Sweat is certainly risky. Latham receives a high grade, but the boom-or-bust nature of the pick makes Sweat get a low grade. On Day 3, the Titans did a good job of matching value with need and adding players like Cedric Gray who can provide value to the team immediately, but with those picks coming so late, the talent isn't a sure thing.