Locked On Titans - Daily Podcast On The Tennessee Titans - Tennessee Titans 7 Round MOCK DRAFT: Joe Alt is PERFECT, Explosive Playmakers & Quality Depth Pieces

Episode Date: February 15, 2024

The Tennessee Titans have a chance to add some fantastic players in this year's draft, but none of them are a more perfect fit than Joe Alt at left tackle. The Titans should sprint to the podium if they have the chance to take him. Next, adding playmakers will be key and the Titans add three of them in Tyler's seven-round mock draft. Finally, adding quality depth and players you can develop will be key on Day 3 in the draft and that's exactly what the Titans can do.Follow Tyler on Twitter @TicTacTitansFollow the show on Facebook @LockedOnTitansPodSubscribe to the Locked On Titans YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/c/LockedOnTitans/videosSubscribe to the TicTacTitans Film Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@TicTacTitansSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!eBay MotorsFor parts that fit, head to eBay Motors and look for the green check. Stay in the game with eBay Guaranteed Fit at eBayMotos.com. Let’s ride. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply.NissanOur friends at Nissan have a lineup of SUV’s with the capabilities to take your adventure to the next level. Take the Nissan Rogue, Nissan Pathfinder, or Nissan Armada and go find your next big adventure. Shop NissanUSA.com.BetterHelpThis episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Make your brain your friend, with BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/LOCKEDON today to get 10% off your first month.PrizePicksGo to PrizePicks.com/lockedonnfl and use code lockedonnfl for a first deposit match up to $100!GametimeDownload the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDON for $20 off your first purchase.FanDuelGet buckets with your first bet on FanDuel, America’s Number One Sportsbook. Right now, NEW customers get ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in BONUS BETS with any winning FIVE DOLLAR BET! That’s A HUNDRED AND FIFTY BUCKS – if your bet wins! Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started.FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joe Ault is a perfect fit for the Tennessee Titans in the first round of the draft. I'm going over my seven round mock draft on today's edition of the Locked On Titans podcast. Let's get it. You are Locked On Titans, your daily Tennessee Titans podcast. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network, your team every day. Welcome to the Locked On Titans podcast. I am your host, Tyler Rowland, Titans fans.

It is day five of off-season roadmap week. Time for my seven-round mock draft. We did a grade of the coaching staff so far. We did in-house free agents stay or go. We did cap casualties and how much salary cap space the Titans have. Yesterday, we did a mock free agency, and today, again, we cap off all-season roadmap week with a seven-round mock draft.

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Tic Tac Titans. Appreciate all you guys for all the support you've shown throughout the last few weeks. It's been incredible. But with that being said, you're here for draft content, and draft content is what I'm going to give you. So, I used Pro Football Focus's draft simulator,

and I'll say this, it is frustrating because that is my favorite draft simulator out of all of them. I don't like the other simulators that are available, but it's not up to date in the fact that it doesn't have the Titans with our second seventh round pick. So only six picks, but it's missing the seventh rounder. We'll fill that in at the end of the show. But as for the first pick, the first six picks in front of the Titans went three quarterbacks and three wide receivers. I would love to see that if that happened

because the Tennessee Titans ran up to the podium at pick number seven and took Joe Alt, offensive tackle, out of Notre Dame. My number one perfect fit for the Tennessee Titans in this draft is Joe Ault. Now, you ask me who my number one overall player is, it's Marvin Harrison Jr. If the Titans could get their hands on Marvin Harrison Jr. at seven, then by all means, that would be great.

But I've already done an episode talking about how it's just not likely, not feasible for the Titans to trade up and get Marvin Harrison Jr. Would not be a wise move for where they're at as a team. So sticking and picking, if they can stick at seven and pick up the best offensive lineman in the NFL and maybe the best offensive line prospect since Penne Sewell a few years ago, that would be an absolute home run. I mean, last year, the Titans drafted Peter Skowronski, and there are still arguments

online about whether Skowronski should have had a chance to play at tackle. You do not have those arguments with Joe Ault. There's no conversation about arm length or size. No. Joe A Alt is a prototypical, made-in-a-lab offensive tackle. 6'8", long arms, 320, 330. He is a monster of a man. And what I love is Alt is a converted tight end. He was a tight end originally coming in in Notre Dame before he got flipped over to be an offensive tackle. So he has the athleticism necessary,

and he has the feet necessary to dance with some of these uber-athletic edge rushers that you're going to see week in and week out in the NFL. Whether it be the small guys with great bend like a Harold Landry. Whether it be the big guys with a ton of power.

Joe Alt has the ability to counter those players. So you get Joe Alt at left tackle. And you pair that with what we've already done this week in offseason roadmap week. You have Joe Ault at left tackle. You have Peter Skowronski at left guard. You have Lloyd Cushenberry at center.

You have Dylan Radins at right guard. Then you add in right tackle from free agency Jonah Williams. That is a very good offensive line. You have the makings of a very good offensive line that can execute that zone blocking system that Bill Callahan

and Brian Callahan are going to install here. And you also have guys who are pass protectors in nature. Okay? So athleticism to get it done in the run game. And then the ability to pass protect. The ability to anchor against bull rushes. You have it from start to finish across the offensive line.

I mean, again, that's why this continues to be the perfect pairing. If you're as tapped in as me, which I realize not everyone can be. I do get paid to be this locked into the team. But watching the corpse of Taylor LeJuan, Kendall Lamb, Ty Sambrello, into Dennis Daly, into Andre Dillard, Nicholas Petit Ferrer, even Dylan Radins getting a chance at left tackle, Jalen Duncan. I mean, watching what we have seen

at left tackle for the last three seasons, I mean, it's made me die inside. It has aged me like I was the president of the United States. You know what I'm saying? Like, you've seen the side-by-side comparisons of how that could aid you. I mean, watching the Titans left tackle get their quarterback destroyed

multiple years in a row and get the quarterback injured multiple years in a row has taken a toll on me, and I'm just so sick of it. I'm sick of it. So if you can get Joe Alt, and you can put him next to Peter Skowronski, even if the Titans don't get

the free agent hits that I'm talking about, I'm still going to be so happy. I'm going to be over the moon. I'm going to be elated. Again, Marvin Harrison Jr. is my number one prospect in the entire draft. But my second best is Joe Alt. And considering who realistically could be available

for the Titans at 7, Joe Oldt is just an absolute slam dunk. Like, you cannot go wrong. So, please, I'm begging you, Chargers, Giants, really, Patriots, take a quarterback. Cardinals, take MHJ. Chargers, please take Brock Powers or Roma Doomsay or something. All of the reporting right now, all of the reporting,

and people who you trust, people who typically have a good beat on the NFL are saying the Chargers are going to go offensive line, and that's probably going to be Joe Alt. So it makes me sad, but in this mock draft, Joe Alt was there, and you know that I'm the leader. I'm the president of the Alt cult. So there's no chance that I was passing up Joe Alt. But honestly, I might be most excited about what I was able to do with the Titans' second pick in the second round.

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Ready. All right. Let's continue today's edition of the Locked On Titans podcast. It is my seven round mock draft capping off all season roadmap week. We graded the coaching staff. We decided to bring back in-house free agents or let them walk. We talked about cap casualties, salary cap space, talked about free agency yesterday. So I wanted to cap things off here with a seven-round mock draft on Monday. It's going to be our first mock draft Monday of the offseason,

unless some big news happens, which, of course, I always pivot to the biggest news available. But I'm going to go over mock drafts from other people and what other people are seeing for the Tennessee Titans. But here, we started with Joe Ault at pick number seven. Slam dunk, home run, perfect pick for the Titans. Couldn't do any better. But now, we get into round two.

Pick number 38. And look, eventually, I'm going to do so many different mock drafts, guys, and go over the different machinations. But eventually, I'm going to look at a mock draft where the Titans trade back in round two, and I think that would have been a great idea here. But for our first seven-round mock draft, I just wanted to stay firm with where the Titans are and pick where they're at. And I picked 38. I had some options, okay?

Could have went with Tez Walker from North Carolina. Could have went with Xavier Worthy, the speedster from Texas. Could have went with Xavier Leggett, the physical athlete from South Carolina.

Had a lot of different, I mean, awful wide receivers. Darius Robinson, the impressive edge rusher from Mizzou. Zach Frazier, the center from West Virginia.

Patrick Paul. Patrick Paul from Houston, the offensive tackle, who a lot of people like. But considering that I got Joe Alt in the first round, didn't need a double dip at tackle or offensive line, don't need to go defense, so I stayed at wide receiver. But instead of Walker, instead of Worthy, instead of Leggett,

I went with my favorite pairing with Joe Alt. A.D. Mitchell. favorite pairing with Joe Ault. A. D. Mitchell. Don I. Mitchell from Texas. 6'4". Big bodied maybe not big bodied. He's a skinny guy but I mean 6'4". That's a foot taller than me. That's a big bodied guy. Alright. He's got great speed.

Way more deceptive quickness than you would think. The ability to run routes better than you would think for a guy his size can go up and get the ball. You know, T. Higgins was 20 pounds heavier than A.D. Mitchell was coming out of college. He's just, you know, a thicker guy. But you see the similarities in the game style

in the way that they play and what they can offer to an offense. Get down the field. Jump over top of guys and make plays. I mean, A.D. Mitchell, I think that he's probably going to end up going in the first round. I think you look at Brian Thomas Jr., Troy Franklin, and A.D. Mitchell as the three other wide receivers

that can go in the first round with the top three that we all know about, M.H.J., Malik Neighbors, Roma Dunze. I think those three guys probably go in the first round. But man, if the Titans left the first two rounds with Joe Ault and A.D. Mitchell, I mean, I would have a conniption live on camera. I wouldn't be able to contain myself. Like, it would be absolutely unreal

to hit the two biggest needs on the team with two guys who fit perfectly with what the coach described. I mean, when Brian Callahan went in his press conference, his opening one, and said he looks for guys with great length who can pass block, and he talked about his draft strategy of wanting guys from big colleges that have played big games, Notre Dame, Texas. Talked about wide receiver. Guys who can win on the outside with great length and have speed. I mean, hello? Like, you could not walk away with a more perfect pairing

than A.D. Mitchell and Joe Ault. Like, absolutely blown away. Absolutely blown away would be perfect. So again, I had other options, and when we talk about a potential trade down, if Adonai Mitchell is there, then I'm taking him, all right? But if he's not there, and you take him off the board, Xavier Worthy, Xavier Leggett,

Tez Walker, you know, Patrick Paul, Zach Frazier, like, that would just be a perfect situation for the Titans to trade down five, six, seven, eight picks, collect a top 100 pick late in the third round, early in the fourth round, and then still get a good wide receiver anyways.

I mean, that is where the value is going to be. The Titans jumped up last year. This year, the ability to jump down and have someone jump up like that would be absolutely perfect. So Joe Ault and Adonai Mitchell, I mean, couldn't be any better than that, right? Let me know down below what you guys think. But I can't think of a better pairing to start the draft than that.

Now, the Titans don't have another pick after 38 for 69 picks. Okay, nice. Not nice, though, if we think about it. Pick 107. All right, pick 107. The fourth round, I had options. I really started looking at cornerback because you've got a guy like Kalen King from Penn State who was available.

Also, some other positions. You look at Bucky Irving, the running back from Oregon. Small, shifty guy, but still tough. You look at a guy like Cedric Van Prawn, center from Georgia. Could make some, even with Lloyd Cushenberry in tow, Cushenberry probably be on a three-year deal, but two years of guaranteed money. You bring in a young center,

you let him develop as a backup interior guy, and then in two years, you still got two years of their rookie contract to play them as a starter. That was an option. But instead, I stuck with, and the Midwestern boy that I am is going to show up here. And I can't help it, okay?

I cannot help it. But I went with a cornerback who is big, who is physical, who is from a Power 5 school, played big football games, and that is Cam Hart from Notre Dame. The Titans don't need a slot cornerback. They have Roger McCreary, who is a really good slot cornerback.

The Titans need a physical outside corner, and Cam Hart is 6'2", 200 pounds, with long arms. He is a disruptor on the outside, and what I really like is he is physical. Cam Hart is willing to come up and lay a pad on somebody. He's going to be involved in the run game. He is going to get up and run fits. He is going to make tackles as well. Now you'd like to see some more ball production from him. I get it, but the ability to get up, play against, I mean, he's playing against good wide receivers every single year. Playing at Notre Dame.

Going up against good wide receivers. So you give me a big physical cornerback who's willing to tackle with long arms. I love Cam Hart in the fourth round. Remember, we're in the fourth round here. I'm not taking Cam Hart in the second round. Fourth round value here. I love grabbing Cam Hart. I love that.

And yes, another Notre Dame guy, another Midwest guy. I don't really care if you don't like it. These are tough physical football players who have played in big games and big spotlights, and that is what Brian Callahan said. So with our first three picks here, with the first three picks, Joe Ault, left tackle, A.D. Mitchell, wide receiver. Cam Hart, cornerback. I mean, let me know down below, but I feel like I'm cooking here.

I feel like I'm absolutely cooking here. And then, we get to round five. You betcha. I'm staying in the Midwest. So, I know, I know that we got Tajay Spears. I know that I gave a one-year, three-and-a-half-million-dollar deal to Zach Moss. I know. But there's a lot of great value at running back on the board. And one thing that we have to consider here is because of NIL, there's not a ton of great options in day three.

All the juniors that would come out, not as many now because they're making money in college. I don't blame them. I don't blame them. But day three of the NFL draft isn't going to be maybe as good as it's been in recent history because of NIL and there just aren't as many underclassmen coming out in the draft. So, I'm taking who I think is a playmaker,

who I think can pair perfectly with Tajay Spears, not only for this year, but for years to come. And it's Braylon Allen. The big-bodied, 6'2", running back out of Wisconsin. Another guy who has played in big games, big program, physical. He's been productive. And one thing that really stood out to me about Braylon Allen in my research here he can catch the ball he can catch the ball out of the backfield is he going to be running a a streak route is it going to be lining out at wide receiver and running routes no

but he can catch the ball out of the backfield on a flat route, out of the backfield on a swing route, and make guys miss. All right, so he can break tackles. He can run with power. He can use his size, but he also has home run speed. No, it's not Derrick Henry, all right? We can't expect people to be Derrick Henry,

but Braylon Allen does give you a little Derrick Henry light vibes, okay? Little Derrick Henry Jr. vibes. Except for I think he's a better pass catcher out of the backfield than Derrick Henry and has more fluidity. That way you're not pigeonholing yourself when Braylon Allen's in the game. It's like, oh, they're running the ball. They can't throw it here. But you don't have those same detriments, I guess. So you get a big physical guy like Braylon Allen this late in the draft in the fifth round pick 141.

And I think you've got a home run threat who can be a perfect, perfect pairing with Tajay Spears. And look, there are other good running backs in this draft. I mentioned Bucky Irving, Ray Davis. I like Frank Gore Jr. as well. Dylan Labe, I think I'm saying that right? Labe, you know what I mean? Pronunciation.

I spend so much time on pronunciation, making sure I pronounce all these names right. Either way, there are other good running backs, but out of the ones that were available to me at this point in the draft, I mean, I think Braylon Allen would be a perfect fit for the Titans in their zone run scheme as well. He's a guy who's going to do much better in zone scheme than gap. So I love Braylon Allen in the fifth round.

Be a perfect fit. But now we've got to get into the other day three selections for the Titans because I think I found some quality depth pieces and dart throws in the last day of the draft. So we're going to get to that in just a moment. Before we do, I do want to let you guys know that today's episode is brought to you by Nissan. Are you the kind of driver that likes to push things a little further?

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It's a great primer to get you ready for the Titans off-season. Also, not the Titans, but the cuts are starting, folks. The Super Bowl is over, and the cuts are starting. For example, the Bears have cut Eddie Jackson. They've also released Cody Whitehair. I mean, cuts are going to start happening. I don't think it'll be a huge year for cuts for the Titans like last year when they cut so many veterans.

I don't think it's going to be that crazy, but Andre Dillard, I think Daniel Brunskill could be cut. The Titans are probably going to cut some low-end players off the roster, like Garrett Wallow or Luke Gifford, for example, you know, players like that. So if any of that stuff breaks over the weekend, I'll be here to discuss it with you. And we have to hope, cross your fingers, that one of those names is not DeAndre Hopkins.

Let's hope he does not ask the organization to leave. All right? Number one there. But we got to get into my final two, should be three. Pro Football Focus would get the draft picks, right? Should be three picks. But my final two picks for the Titans on day seven, or day three. Before we do, want to let you guys know that Locked On has launched

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on free Fire TV channels app. But moving right along here, my final two picks. So far, we've had Joe Ault, Adonai Mitchell, Cam Hart, and Braylon Allen. Yes, I'm from the Midwest.

Yes, I love my Midwestern football players. All right, sue me. Okay, sue me. But I'm staying in the Midwest. And if you guys know me, you know I Midwestern football players. Alright, sue me. Okay, sue me. But, I'm staying in the Midwest. And if you guys know me, you know I had to get one. I had to get one in. And with the Titans' sixth round pick, number 184, I took Steele Chambers, linebacker from Ohio State.

Is he an athletic freak? No, he is not. Doesn't have elite speed. But here's what I'll tell you. If the Titans bring back a linebacker like Aziz Alshair, and then Jack Gibbons is an exclusive rights free agent, he'll be back as depth. And then you have a guy like Otis Reese,

who has incredible speed, back-to-back, former safety, sideline-to-sideline. What I'm looking for is, I'm looking for somebody who can be great in pass coverage, who could be a potential nickel-dime linebacker to come in, and it's Steel Chambers. He's excellent in zone coverage, has great awareness of where to be,

a great understanding. As a former running back, he has a good knowledge of offense. And he plays with high motor, physical. At minimum, at minimum, he's going to be a guy who can contribute on special teams right away. All right? Right away. And you guys, maybe forget all the special teams stuff, but it's the sixth round. It's the sixth round. It's the sixth round.

Like, if you get drafted on day three of the NFL draft, you better learn how to play special teams. Like, you know, not everybody's going to be Puka Nakua out here, okay? So, Steel Chambers as a depth signing at, or depth pick at linebacker who can come in and be a guy who can focus on passing downs, I think that would be huge for the Titans because they don't really have that guy. Aziz Alshair, up and down in coverage.

Jack Gibbons, not fast enough and athletic enough for coverage. Otis Reese, more of a downhill, sideline-to-sideline run stuffer. The Titans don't have that pass coverage linebacker guy. And I think Steel Chambers could give them that. While also, I just said, Garrett Wallow, Luke Gifford, cutting special teams linebackers. Steel Chambers could come in and be that. Alright? Now, my final pick, and I know, I know, I'm staying in the

Midwest, but I'm going with interior offensive line. Again, if you could get a project interior offensive lineman to develop behind Lloyd Cushenberry, who is who I signed in free agency on yesterday's show. I really like Tanner Bortolini, the center from Wisconsin. Look, he's a little undersized. He's not the biggest guy in the world. He's not quite as small as Aaron Brewer though you know what I mean

but a guy who's faced off against some of the best defensive line competition in college football coming from the Big Ten a purebred center who's had some experience playing the guard positions but I think he's definitely a center he has time if he's playing behind Lloyd Cushenberry

to get his weight up to develop his anchor, to work on his technique, and then in a couple of years, he can take over if need be. And at minimum, it's good depth. Again, we are talking about the last round of the draft. I'm not expecting any day one starters here.

Alright? Guys who I can develop, who can be good role players. The Titans are probably going to move away from Aaron Brewer, probably going to move away from Corey Levin. They're going to need a backup center. I don't think that Peter Skowronski or Nicholas Petit-Ferrer or Dylan Radins, I don't think any of those guys are a quality backup center.

So you need one. And I think Bortolini could be a guy that comes in, let Bill Callahan work with him, let him get his weight up, let him get his strength up. I think he'd be a great option for the Titans down the road. And at minimum, at minimum, get yourself a quality backup interior offensive lineman because you need to be seven or eight deep on the offensive line no matter what if you want to survive in today's NFL. So, like I said, the Titans will have another seventh round draft pick in this draft.

It's a conditional pick, so until the final order is set, maybe Pro Football Focus won't update. So there will be another dart throw in there, and we'll get to that when we get later in the process, but I mean, I think I did pretty well here, folks.

With the top three picks, the top four picks, you really can't beat that. That's a great haul for the Titans to add to what they had last year and add to what should be a very strong free agent class. But let me know how you feel about my draft down below.

Let me know about some changes you would make. Obviously, there may be guys that you want at certain places that weren't available to me because they were already off the board. But with that being said, that's not just going to finish today's episode. That is the end of all season Roadmap Week.

Crazy that we made it, but that is going to do it for me today, folks. As always, I am your host, Tyler Rowland, and this was Locked on Titans.