NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- For the Tennessee Titans, the second round of the draft has been a wasteland.
With Justin Hunter (2013) and Bishop Sankey (2014) waived, the roster now has no second-round picks drafted by the Titans outside of the three rookies selected in the spring.
It's the largest of all the indictments of former general manager Ruston Webster, who now works for Thomas Dimitroff as a national scout in Atlanta.
Not only are all of Webster's second-round picks gone, but the Titans are also cutting last year's third-rounder, offensive lineman Jeremiah Poutasi.