The 2024 regular season has officially ended, and the Tennessee Titans will have the first overall selection in the 2025 NFL draft after finishing with a 3-14 record.
Now complete with a revamped front office and armed with the top selection, the Titans have their choice of player and could go many different ways. There is no doubt that they have a lot of needs, and there will be debates about how to fill them.
In this draft, with so many questions about the strength of the class, it may be better for the Titans to trade back and increase draft capital with them not having a third-round selection. But, for this exercise, there will be no trades.
The Titans have their pick of the top quarterbacks — Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders and Miami’s Cam Ward — but are they NFL-ready and truly the top prospects? The jury is still out on that early in the process.
The Titans are in the midst of the college football All-Star season and are laying the foundation for long-term success.
We used the Pro Football Focus mock draft simulator for this exercise and left all settings on default. There were no trades, we controlled only the Tennessee Titans and limited it to five rounds.
Here’s how things played out: