The Tennessee Titans have a bevy of directions to turn with their first-overall pick in this offseason’s draft.
After ending their 2024 campaign with a lowly 3-14 record, this team has some work to do to build back up to a highly competitive roster and will have a major choice on their hands once landing on the clock in late April.
Yet, while the expectation would be for the Titans to stick and pick with their top selection, some have already thrown out the wild idea of Tennessee dealing away their number one spot in a blockbuster trade– potentially to land a veteran quarterback rather than adding a rookie under center…