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Starting point is 00:00:00 When the Tennessee Titans draft Cam Ward, they must pair him with a dynamic receiver, even if it means trading up. I'll show you what that would look like on today's Mock Draft Monday edition of Locked On Titans. 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 Roland, Titans fans. Today's edition of the Locked On Titans podcast is brought to you by the all new 2025 Nissan Armada. Stay tuned for the Armada player of the week later in the show.

Starting point is 00:00:46 On today's episode, we're doing a seven round mock draft. It is mock draft Monday. And I'm going to show you what it would look like if the Tennessee Titans traded up for one of the top four wide receivers in the NFL draft. Before we dive into it, do you want to thank you for making the locked on Titans podcast your first listen? Remember Monday through Friday, Tennessee Titans content all year round, always for free. You're not going to beat that anywhere else.

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Starting point is 00:01:50 It's your team every day. But with that being said, there were some big news items in the NFL over the weekend, the Cleveland Browns signed Joe Flacco back, but more importantly, the New Orleans Saints get news that Derek Carr is in jeopardy of missing the 2025 NFL season with a shoulder injury. And of course, immediately people went to, okay, well, the saints don't have a quarterback. So what could they do?

Starting point is 00:02:13 They had sent a whole contingent to cam wards pro day. So people know that there's interest there, but here's the reality. If the saints wanted to trade up from nine to one and Diana Rusini from the athletic reported this on Sunday morning, it would take a historic trade offer. Like that's what the Titans have said behind the scenes. It would take a historic trade offer to move us off of cam ward. And you think historic, that means it would be even more lucrative.

Starting point is 00:02:42 Then what the Panthers paid to the Chicago bears to move up to get Bryce young, it would be even more lucrative than what the Panthers paid to the Chicago Bears to move up to get Bryce Young. It would be even more expensive than that. So with that in mind, I just don't think it's one of those things where it's like, Hey, you know, I'll take an offer. I'll take an offer, but deep down inside, you know, that realistically the other person cannot offer something that would make you move. Now a move that I would take if the saints were willing to give up a 20, 20, number nine, their second rounder, their third rounder this year.

Starting point is 00:03:15 And then a first rounder and a second rounder in net 20, 26 and 20, 27. If they want to give me that then okay. All right. 2026 and 2027, if they want to give me that then, okay. All right. I will take your top 100 picks for the next three years and I'll move off and see what happens. But the reality is the saints are never going to offer that. That's, that's not what's being offered here.

Starting point is 00:03:37 The Titans are never going to get anywhere close to like the best trade return in the history of the NFL. They're just not going to get that. So we could talk about what people would want to do, what it would take, but the reality is the Tennessee Titans will be selecting cam ward number one overall in less than two weeks. He is the franchise quarterback. He is going to be the guy going forward and it's all about what the Titans do after that for me. Like this draft starts at 35. And again, I know there are some people out there who just don't want to believe that.

Starting point is 00:04:08 Or just think things are still open. I'm just telling you they're taking Cammore. So with that in mind, what do you do? Well, I want to give a shout out to my guy, Zach Lyons, who pointed out over the last five drafts, when a quarterback goes first in the NFL draft, usually the team pairs them with another young wide receiver. So in 2020, it was burrow and Higgins in 2021, Trevor Lawrence was drafted. And the Jacks went out and signed Christian Kirk, not exactly the same, but in 2022, the Steelers take Kenny Pickett.

Starting point is 00:04:39 And then they draft George Pickett's in 2023, Bryce young. And then the Panthers take Jonathan Mingo. And then last year, 2024, Caleb Williams, and then they take Romo Dunze to go with him. So five years running now, we've seen teams make an active push to pair a wide receiver with their young quarterback so that they can grow together. Now, unless you're telling me that that wide receiver move is James Prochet or Van Jefferson, which I don't think it is that would lead me to believe that the Tennessee Titans may be aggressive here and getting a wide receiver fit to go with cam war, because look at the Tennessee Titans receiver

Starting point is 00:05:15 group, you got Calvin Ridley at the top. But after that, Traylen Burks, the ghost of trailing Burks, as I like to say, van Jefferson, James pros pro Shea, Bryce Oliver, uh, Jaquan Jackson, that might be the worst wide receiver group in the NFL. Like that is despicably bad, bad, bad. So it may be, and we've seen the Titans add Draymont Jones. We've seen the Titans add Lorenzo Carter. They already have a veteran in Arden key. Jalen Harrell is the seventh rounder out of Michigan. Last year stepped up. Allie gay did nice things. Jones, we've seen the Titans add Lorenzo Carter. They already have a veteran in Arden key.

Starting point is 00:05:48 Jalen Harrell is the seventh rounder out of Michigan last year, stepped up. Allie gay did nice things. Like the Tennessee Titans realistically do have at least five edge rushers that they feel comfortable giving snaps to. You would like that to get better. But the point is don't be shocked. If the Tennessee Titans make some kind of aggressive maneuver to get a wide receiver, whether that be trading up back into the first round to get one of the top tier guys that we talked about on Thursday's episode, whether that be trading back and taking two wide receivers back to back.

Starting point is 00:06:16 Like that would be an aggressive mover or two out of the top four picks wide receivers. Don't be surprised if the Titans do something that aggressive. So when I say that the Titans sit at pick 35 after having Kim Ward number one overall and in my mock draft on pro football focus as mock draft simulator, pick number 32 came to the Philadelphia Eagles and Luther Burden was still on the board. Ameca Agbuka who I would do everything I say right now about Luther Burden. I would do about a Mecca, a Bucca.

Starting point is 00:06:45 Well, I love it. Bucca outside of Tetaro and Macmillan who I think should go top 10 at Bucca and burden are by far my top wide receivers in this class. So they're on the board at 32 and I sit at 35 and I'm sorry, but I simply cannot pass on the opportunity to get one of the top tier, top four wide receivers in this draft class and pair him with my quarterback who needs that support. Also, we paid Dan Moore. We paid Kevin Zeitler. I have attacked the offensive line enough. I've added multiple free agents and have a veteran at edge. I would love to get a first round edge and a first round wide receiver to pair up my first round quarterback, but that's just not coming.

Starting point is 00:07:26 It's just not coming. So with Luther Burton on the board at pick number 32, the Philadelphia Eagles, I call how we Roseman and I say, how we. Last year, last year, the Carolina Panthers gave pick number 33 and pick number 141 for pick number 32 and pick number 141 for pick number 32 and pick 200 to move up to number 32 with the Buffalo Bills. So they moved up one pick and they gave up 60 picks of value. Right?

Starting point is 00:07:58 So what I'm going to do is what I'm going to do is I'm going to give you 35 and I'm going to give you 141, which is exactly what the Panthers gave last year, 33 and 141. I'm going to give you a 35 and 141. And I don't want 200. You don't have to give me any additional pick. Just give me 32 for 35 and 141. If you look at the Pittsburgh Speel, uh, Fitzgerald Spielberger charts, that's five 50 to 590.

Starting point is 00:08:25 If you, or 585 and a half plus 590, if you look at the Rich Hill charts, I think it's like 120 to 110 or something like that. So historical precedent shows that that's a fair trade. The trade value chart show that that's a fair trade, whatever you want to call it. Philadelphia doesn't need to overextend themselves. They can drop back three picks, still get somebody they want and collect additional capital later in the draft to move around. It's a perfect deal for both sides. The Titans move up, they get Luther Burden, they pair

Starting point is 00:08:59 him with Cam Ward. And look, there were other options out here still on the board, still on the board. Uh, Alec a or manure, uh, Jayden Higgins, Jaylen Noel, Jack bash, uh, Savion Williams, Trey Harris, Isaiah bond. Like there were guys still on the board, but I'm sorry, Luther Burton is a tier above all of those guys. Again, we've seen the historical precedent of teams wanting to pair their rookie quarterback with a top tier receiver or with a receiver he can grow with.

Starting point is 00:09:34 We see the historical precedent of the trade and Luther Burden or Mecca Agbuca were to fall that far down into 30, 31, 32. I do think that the Tennessee Titans would give up one of their day three picks and move up to make sure they secured that level of player. Even if it means that they don't get to pick again until one Oh three, because now you have two first round talents who can grow together. And you may have fixed your offense for a decade. Today's episode is brought to you by Amazon fire TVs, stick 4k device.

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Starting point is 00:11:20 Xbox game pass ultimate subscription and compatible controller required available on select devices, including fire Stick 4K 2nd Gen, Fire TV Stick 4K Max 1st and 2nd Gen, and Fire TV Cube 3rd Gen. the Titans fans. Let's continue today's mock draft Monday edition of the Locked on Titans Podcast. We looked at you know, obviously the Cam Ward decision and then needing to pair him with a wide receiver and I love the group that I came out with and giving up 35 and 141 to move up to 32.

Starting point is 00:12:11 It's hard to complain about that. But now we got to move forward and we got to 103 and there were a ton of good options still available for me that I think could make a ton of sense. Now, in my mind, I would love to stack the trenches. I would love to, you know, get more O-line help and D-line help and all of that. But I also have to play the board here. So I'm looking and there are wide receivers still available like Isaac Tesla, Tess Johnson, Torrey Horton, Pat Bryant, who I like a lot. But there are some guys on the O line available. Charles Grant, who's an offensive tackle

Starting point is 00:12:59 that the Tennessee Titans have visited with out of William and Mary. Athletic guy who needs some refinement, but with Dan Moore, JC Latham, he wouldn't have to start right away. I think if he's available at one of three, that could be an absolute pick for the Tennessee Titans. Jalen Rivers out of Miami, maybe you bring him in, he could be a long-term guard for you. Some people may see him at offensive tackle. I think kicking into right guard makes sense for the Tennessee Titans. Miles Frazier is a guy who I'm very interested in out of LSU, who I think

Starting point is 00:13:26 could be a good option for the Titans on day three of the draft as an interior offensive line prospect with versatility to play outside at right tackle as well. But at the end of the day, the Titans do need an edge. And I think the edge talent is dwindling. Uh, Ashton Gillette out of Louisville, Savion Jones out of LSU. And then ultimately where I went with pick number one Oh three. And I don't know if this guy would even make it to one Oh three because of the potential that he brings to the table, but it's someone that I've liked

Starting point is 00:13:57 throughout the process. It's Femi Oladejo out of, uh, UCLA. Look, this guy's six foot three, 250 pounds, 33 and a half inch arms. Great length. He's got good size. The Titans want bigger edge rushers, but I don't think it would be insane to put another 10 pounds on Femiola Dejo, to put another 15 pounds of muscle on Femiola Dejo. If he was six foot three, 262 pounds with 33 and a half inch arms. He has the length, the bulk, and the size to set that physical edge. I think it would be a perfect fit. And Femi is a former off-ball linebacker. He played traditional inside linebacker at UCLA

Starting point is 00:14:42 for his first couple of years or in college for his first couple of years. And then last year was the first time that he actually got an opportunity to get out on the edge. And he still, even then, wasn't a full-time edge. I mean, he was a full-time edge rusher, but he still didn't get quite as much experience there as you would hope. So you look at that and say, all right, this is a guy who most likely will be a better player in the NFL than he was in college. Sturdy frame. He's not thin. He's not small.

Starting point is 00:15:12 We want to put more mass on him and get him heavier and stronger, but he's already not small. And that's what makes me think he can put that weight on the length. I already talked about the ability to hold off blockers, the ability to win with a long arm and pass rush It gives you so much opportunity when you have that length on the outside. He is explosive He's an explosive athlete with strong pop in his hands. I always talk about my guy Rex We had a long conversation with time about hand pop and power and what it actually means

Starting point is 00:15:39 Like the power in your hands is how you could jolt people You can shock people when you get your hands on them Like Dan Moore does not have strong hands, the Titans new left tackle that they just signed. His punch, when he goes to shot guys in the chest with his punch and pass protection, it just doesn't have great strength and guys can get through his arms. He can't hold them off because he just doesn't have, he doesn't have great strength and he doesn't have strong hands and good pop in his hands.

Starting point is 00:16:03 You know what I mean? Well, Femi does have good violent pop and hands. Okay. So you could take that and you can mold that. And if you can get him with a cross chop move consistently and you can add in a rip move and then maybe a little bit of inside counter, which we've seen a little examples of. He can shed guys because of his length. He could shoot gaps because of his explosiveness and because he was a traditional off ball linebacker for the majority of college, he can drop back in coverage, which works perfect in the. Dernard Wilson zone blitz system where he simulates pressure from all over

Starting point is 00:16:38 the place and then drops different people out so it can work perfect. Look again, former off ball linebacker. So he is inexperienced at the edge position. You would have to refine him as a prospect with his moves and his hand usage and all the technical aspects of playing that position. But what you have to mold from it, pick 103 when the Titans have that sort of knee to edge, simply can't pass up on Femi Oladizio there, despite some of the other options on the board. But then we dropped down to pick number 120 and I'm going to double down folks. I'm doubling down here. That's my motto right now. I'm doubling down

Starting point is 00:17:14 at the biggest positions of need for the Titans. There were people on the board that made sense at other spots, but I went back to wide receiver and look, we get Luther Burden who Luther Burden is going to be a slot wide receiver early on. I'm not saying that he's only a slot wide receiver. I think Luther Burden could eventually take over for Calvin Ridley as the Titans primary Z receiver. Remember your ex is like your big physical guy. I think Calvin Johnson, big physical on the line of scrimmage, isolated away from the trips, press coverage one-on-one with the corner,

Starting point is 00:17:46 and you got a physically win. Think T Higgins, big physical pro, DK Metcalf, big physical prototypical X. AJ Brown was an X receiver. And then you got to think of your Z receiver. Like for Cincinnati, that's Jamar Chase. He's off the line of scrimmage. He comes in motion. More of the crossing routes. You're looking to create openings for that player so that they can get the ball and make plays. That's Calvin Ridley. And then you have your slot wide receiver, which obviously as you guys know is your slot guy.

Starting point is 00:18:12 I don't need to, you know, break down exactly how that works. Tyler Boyd is a big version of a slot. Wes Welker is a small version of a slot comes in different patterns. You have, you know, speed slot guys that can get vertical. And then you have the quicker guys that are underneath. You guys know what a slot guy is. So if you have Luther Burdon at slot and you have Calvin Ridley, who is a prototypical Z receiver, well, then you need an X receiver.

Starting point is 00:18:36 So I went with Pat Bryant from Illinois, a guy who I really like six foot to 204 pounds, So he may be slim. He may be thin because he's so tall, but he's 200 pounds. So we put a little bit of more weight on him. He should be fine. And if we're talking about wide receivers in the 160 pound range playing in the NFL, then a guy at 200 pounds, six foot two is can play in the NFL. But I think he would be a guy to push Traylen Burks.

Starting point is 00:19:05 So if you have Oliver and Ridley at Z, you have Jaquan Jackson and James Prochet and Luther Burden in the slot, you have van Jefferson, Pat Brian and Traylen Burks trying to do the X wide receiver thing. Then you have good competition, whether Traylen Burks is involved or not. So Pat Brian is great at tracking the deep ball, which I think is something that Cam Ward is going to need help with. He's going to need guys who are good trackers of the football. The guys in Miami weren't necessarily that, uh, Restrepo is, but, uh, and Cam

Starting point is 00:19:37 Ward does struggle with deep outside passes. I went over it in my scouting report video on him last week. So Pat Brian's a great tracker of the deep ball, he runs great deep routes. Cam Ward really good on posts and corner routes. So can take advantage there. He's a good route runner for a guy at six foot two catches the ball all the time. He doesn't have any drop problems. He is a willing and good run blocker as well.

Starting point is 00:20:00 So he brings a lot to the table. He just doesn't have any elite or dynamic physical traits. He doesn't have great deep speed. Uh, he doesn't have great burst off the line of scrimmage. He's not super sudden or explosive. His short routes are a little bit clunky because he doesn't have that suddenness and that quickness, but we're talking about a physical X. Who can run good deep routes, catch the ball with good hands, track deep passes.

Starting point is 00:20:26 Like if you have him, Pat Brian at X Luther burden in the slot, Calvin Ridley in the Z like we have a decent wide receiver core happening here. And we can at least work with that. So Pat Brian out of Illinois, my pick at one 20, but again, I'm doubling down again to start the last three picks of this mock draft. It's time to get another edge rusher folks. Do you want to let you guys know that today's episode is brought to you

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Starting point is 00:22:24 Titans fans. Let's cap off today's seven round mock draft. It's a mock draft Monday edition of the locked on Titans podcast. We talked about cam ward at number one and why it would take way too much to trade up for him. It's not happening. Then we did a realistic trade up back into the first round to grab Luther burden. We add Femi Oladejo on the edge at 103. We had Pat Bryant, a big physical wide receiver to go with Luther

Starting point is 00:22:50 Burton at 120, but now we got our final three picks. Cause remember we traded 141 to move up to get Luther Burden, a trade that I'm certainly willing to make, but regardless, we got three picks left all here in the back of the sixth round 167, which I actually I think is late fifth 178 188 so we get to 167 and again, I'm doubling down again. I'm going back to the edge and Like I did with wide receiver. I went Luther Burden Who's more of a slot guy and then I went Pat Bryant Who's kind of a physical X on the outside guy?

Starting point is 00:23:29 Well, I went with Femi Oladejo who is 256 foot three great speed and explosiveness great length, but now I want to pair that with a Big physical edge which is What I think the Titans prefer. And I went with jaw jointing out of Minnesota, six foot five, 265 pounds. So again, think about Lorenzo Carter, Lorenzo Carter, six foot five, 265 pounds. What's Draymond Jones? 6'3, 260 pounds. Femi Oladejo 6'3, 250. Add 10 pounds of muscle over the next two years.

Starting point is 00:24:13 Jod Joyner 6'5, 265. Lorenzo Carter. I am looking to replace those players. Now, Femi doesn't play like Draymond Jones. Okay, so don't mistake. I'm just saying size wise, they meet the threshold of what the Tennessee Titans want on the edge going forward. But John Joyner is a guy who you would definitely have to develop as a pass rusher.

Starting point is 00:24:36 Like he's got to refine his skillset. He's got to refine his move, his hand placement, looking in the backfield, understanding what he's seeing, but he has great length and just great traits. Okay, he's explosive. He has power. He has length. You can mold that into a valuable edge rusher. So I'm doubling down again.

Starting point is 00:25:01 I'm taking two edge rushers. I'm taking two edge rushers. I'm taking two wide receivers And I'm saying I'm gonna hammer these positions that I need desperately right now and Then next year I might take another one at each of those spots because they're two of the top five most important spots And we gotta have we gotta have so two edges two wide receivers, cam ward, now we move to some other options. And hey, look, there's no way I'm leaving this draft without some offensive line help. There's no way. Especially on the interior, where you have a 35 year old starting right guard. You have a 30 year old center coming on well, 28, 29 coming off of a torn Achilles.

Starting point is 00:25:51 I'm an interior offensive line help and I went with miles Frazier, the interior offensive lineman out of LSU, six foot five, three 20. Now he played some offensive tackle in college, played mostly on the interior interior his final year did play a little bit of right tackle late in the season and played well so I like miles Frazier as Blake Hance Competition right a six foot five guy who's played a little tackle and played a little guard as well Miles Frazier could be your long-term replacement for Kevin Zeitler and he's a guy who has the versatility to play behind the guards this year play behind

Starting point is 00:26:29 the tackles this year if needed like I would rather play miles Frazier at all offensive tackle than NPF or Jalen Duncan you know like I don't think either as a those guys should be on the team this year so if you get miles Frazier in you have Blake Hance say they bring in a guy like George fan as a swing tackle or some other veterans swing tackle, Jedrick wheels guy. I've been interested in with a Brian Calla or a bill Callahan connection, but clearly I don't think they like him, but we'll see, we'll see, we'll see.

Starting point is 00:26:59 You never know. Could happen later in the summer, but I'm not leaving this draft without some offensive line helping me personally if I can get miles Frazier at 178 a guy who I really like on day three for the Titans him and Emory Jones our guys that I'm going to take those players I just feel like other than wide receivers some of these LSU players are not ready to go. They have like a ton of talent, but they're not like polish, you know, like a saviour Jones is a guy in this range who I think could make some sense of the Titans when I go with a bigger edge rusher instead of a jaw joiner. But anyways, I love Miles Frazier. So I'm

Starting point is 00:27:41 really, I really like the interior offensive line group. Like there are some good options for guards, like peppered throughout that the Titans will have an opportunity to get. And I'm gonna talk about them tomorrow. We're gonna start with interior offensive line because I think it's more likely the Titans make a surprise there than it would be

Starting point is 00:28:00 at offensive tackle with the contract. They just signed a damn more. So we're talking offensive line draft review tomorrow. But my final pick, my final pick, I didn't go Ollie Gordon this time guys. I'm a trader, I know. But 188, I went Malachi Moore. I like Malachi Moore out of Alabama, man.

Starting point is 00:28:20 Five foot 11, 200 pounds. He's smart, he's tough, he's physical. He was a team captain multiple years. He plays with a lot of passion, a lot of passion. He really truly cares about winning. All right. I want if I can get that guy with my last pick in the draft. He's a guy who could play deep safety like cover three deep middle. He's a guy who could play half field, which cover two.

Starting point is 00:28:48 I think he could play in the Titans cover for scheme. Like. I really like Malachi more late in the draft. I really, really do. But with that being said, my full draft, take cam ward number one, you trade up from 35 to 32, you give up 141 to make that move. You take Luther burden. Then it picked one Oh three.

Starting point is 00:29:16 You take Femiola Degeo on the edge. Pick one 20. You take Pat Bryant wide receiver out of Illinois. One 67. You take jaw joiner out of Minnesota. The big physical edge rusher. Then 178, you take the interior offensive lineman out of LSU, Myles Frazier, and you take safety out of Alabama, Malachi more with 188.

Starting point is 00:29:35 So I hit wide receiver and edge twice. You get cam ward, you add offensive line, you add safety. I like that draft. Now we have the number one waiver claim. We hit undrafted free agency for a running back, for a tight end, for a linebacker and a cornerback and let's ride into next season. But let me know what you think about this mock draft. Draft less than two weeks away. But with that being said, that's going to do it for me today, folks. As always, I am your host, Tyler Rowland, and this was Locked on Titans.

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