The Tennessee Titans haven’t had to wait this long to see who the newest Titan will be since Kendall Wright in 2012. The wait is a refreshing change for an organization on the rise. This offseason, GM Jon Robinson has done an excellent job solidifying areas of need, and for the first time in a long time, there really isn’t a true need the Titans must attack in the first round.
Most fans are screaming for an edge defender that will bring youth behind two aging veterans on the last years of their contracts. I would agree with you that youth within the front seven is needed, but after the top three edger rushers are off the board, the tier two edge rushers will be a reach at 25.