2016 NFL Draft: Tennessee Titans Post-Combine Seven-Round Mock

By Taylor Sturm

The Tennessee Titans desperately need to make solid picks in the 2016 NFL Draft. With needs all over the field, it will be interesting to see where the team goes in free agency, because that could give us a hint to where this team is headed in the draft.

2016 NFL Draft: Tennessee Titans Post-Combine Seven-Round Mock

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Round 1, Pick No. 1 Laremy Tunsil – OT Ole Miss — Despite the growing interest in Jalen Ramsey, the Titans will more than likely go with Tunsil unless they can trade down.

Round 2, Pick. No. 33 Derrick Henry – RB Alabama — The Titans need a solid, workhorse running back, and Henry can be just that.

Round 3, Pick No. 64 Zack Sanchez – CB Oklahoma — Tennessee's defense was solid last season, but still has major issues with depth at the cornerback position. Sanchez could be an immediate solution as a No. 2 or No. 3 guy.

Round 4, Pick No. 101 Kevin Byard – S MTSU — I'm pretty comfortable with this pick being as close to a lock as you can get. Byard is a local product who fits one of the Titans' biggest needs.

Round 5, Pick No. 140 Denver Kirkland – OG Arkansas — The offensive line for Tennessee needs help at every position. Kirkland is huge and showed signs of being an adequate pass blocker and run blocker, who would definitely make it into the rotation as a rookie.

Round 6, Pick No. 180 Leonte Carroo – WR Rutgers — With Alshon Jeffery earning the franchise tag from the Chicago Bears, Tennessee needs to find at least one receiver who can earn playing time. Carroo was fantastic at Rutgers and could do the same for Marcus Mariota and the Titans.

Round 7, Pick No. 196 Tajae Sharpe – WR UMass — Sharpe is one of the more underrated players in this draft class, and the Titans would be getting help at a position in which they only have one or two players who are legitimate NFL starters.

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