Fit Report · AFC South
Priorities on the table and the names that fit best across all seven rounds of the 2027 Draft.
Front office
Mike Borgonzi
GM · since 2025
Rebuild. Any impact position is on the board.
Cap situation
$36.4M
Effective space
Needs by priority
Why
The offensive line desperately needs a reliable blindside protector opposite JC Latham, as they are currently starting Dan Moore Jr. at left tackle. In the secondary, Alontae Taylor and Joshua Williams, who was recently activated from injured reserve, lead a cornerback group that requires a true top-tier talent to shut down passing attacks. The interior trench took a major hit with Fernando Carmona Jr. and Jackson Slater going on injured reserve, forcing Atonio Mafi and Austin Schlottmann into t
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The decision-maker
Rebuild. Any impact position is on the board.
How he drafts
Track record read
With Borgonzi at the helm, the Titans have clearly prioritized rebuilding their lines, especially the offensive side. Two first-round tackles and a second-round guard demonstrate a commitment to dominating the trenches, favoring players from top programs like Alabama, Notre Dame, and Oregon for the future. They appear to be betting on prospects with high physical floors, aiming to establish a solid foundation from the line of scrimmage.
The board · Rounds 1–7
Only the rounds where the team owns a pick (per Tankathon). A blend of need plus best value on the board.
First round
3 names
Texas
OTPlugs their glaring LT hole with elite range and footwork; pure ceiling gamble if they can fix his anchor against power.
Notre Dame
CBInstant boundary CB1 to leave on an island. The hip flip is elite; clean up the grabby hand usage and that's an All-Pro ceiling.
LSU
TEGives Tennessee an absurd red-zone mismatch. Forget about him blocking year one; this is a pure ceiling play as a receiver.
Second round
3 names
Indiana
OTStabilizes Tennessee's tackle spot with technique and zone balance; if his arm length holds up on the edge, immediate starter.
Alabama
CBPlugs their outside CB hole with smooth transitions and ball timing; gives up size against physical X receivers, but instincts are starting-caliber.
Virginia Tech
TEGives Tennessee a reliable edge-blocking tight end for 12 personnel. Low ceiling without elite separation, but an early-down floor.
Third round
3 names
Kentucky
OTPlugs the urgent tackle hole with a massive pass-pro anchor. Pure speed will challenge him, but the floor is day-one starter.
USC
CBZone instincts and tackling to stabilize their corner rotation. Ceiling capped by length, but an immediate high floor in off-coverage.
Michigan
IOLHeavy anchor and swing guard versatility for the interior; limited Michigan tape, but his floor as a reliable backup is already there.
Roster · Ourlads starters
Quarterback
Backfield
Receivers
Tight end
Offensive line
Source: Ourlads · updated yesterday
Five-year history
2026
8 names
2025
9 names
2024
7 names
2023
6 names
2022
9 names
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