The Titans go for positions of need in NFL draft, rebuilding roster for new coach
The Tennessee Titans drafted five players on Saturday, including wide receiver Carnell Tate at No. 4 overall and lineman Keldric Faulk at No. 31. The team traded up twice to add defenders to a unit revamped in free agency around All-Pro tackle Jeffery Simmons.
The Tennessee Titans drafted five players on Saturday to rebuild their roster for new coach Robert Saleh. The team selected wide receiver Carnell Tate of Ohio State at No. 4 overall, giving quarterback Cam Ward another playmaker. They traded up twice, drafting lineman Keldric Faulk of Auburn at No. 31 and Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. at No. 60. The Titans also picked Penn State running back Nick Singleton, Baylor defensive lineman Jackie Marshall, and Oklahoma tight end Jaren Kanak. The team added depth to the defensive line with Faulk, who brings versatility to play inside and outside. Saleh plans to use eight to nine linemen in games to keep them fresh.
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