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After ending 3-14 in 2024, the Tennessee Titans have the #1 choose within the 2025 NFL draft. After the season, the crew parted methods with basic supervisor Ron Carthon and employed Mike Borgonzi as the brand new GM.
He was beforehand with Kansas Metropolis for 16 seasons and was assistant GM for the final 4. As Borgonzi noticed with the Chiefs, constructing a roster by way of the draft is essential to crew success. That’s why reviews say that the Titans won’t cross on a “generational expertise” within the 2025 draft class. Will they take one of many prime two QBs or probably Travis Hunter?
Who will the Titans draft with the primary general choose?
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— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 24, 2025
The Titans, Browns, and Giants all completed 3-14 in 2024. By means of tiebreakers, Tennesee earned the #1 choose within the 2025 draft. With the #1 choose comes lots of strain to make the appropriate choice. Titans’ new GM Mike Borgonzi will expertise that strain firsthand. Chad Brinker is the president of soccer operations for Tennessee. On Wednesday, Brinker spoke to the media and stated the Titans won’t cross on a “generational expertise.”
That was a imprecise response from Brinker and didn’t point out what the Titans would possibly do. On their present depth chart, Will Levis and Mason Rudolph are the one QBs. If the Titans need to take a step ahead as a franchise, they want a brand new QB. Is drafting a QB at #1 the appropriate transfer for Tennesee in 2025? Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders are the highest QB prospects. One in every of them could possibly be the “generational expertise” that the Titans entrance workplace is referring to.
Nevertheless, Tennessee could possibly be eyeing Travis Hunter, Sanders’ Colorado teammate and Heisman Trophy winner. Hunter is a novel participant who excels on either side of the ball. His high-level skill as a cornerback and large receiver makes him a coveted prospect. It might be robust for any crew to cross on Hunter. That’s why he is likely to be drafted #1 by Tennessee this April. We’ll need to see what first-year GM Mike Borgonzi has in thoughts.
