Five Prospects Considered as Tennessee’s First-Round Matches ,Titans NFL Draft Daily (February 19):

First-round picks in the 2024 NFL Draft by the Tennessee Titans might include any of the following five well-known players: Joe Alt, Olu Fashanu, Rome Odunze, Malik Nabers, and Taliese Fuaga. At No. 7, who will the Titans select?
Dustin Schutte

Regarding who the Tennessee Titans will choose with their first pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, there is disagreement among mock draft fans.

aggressive tackling The favorites to land in Nashville at No. 7 are Olu Fashanu of Penn State and Joe Alt of Notre Dame, but as many as five different players have been projected as first-round selections for the Titans. Tennessee is anticipated to choose between wide receiver and left tackle in each of those mock drafts.

TennesseeTitans.com lists the five names that have been mentioned as follows:

     Joe Alt, Notre Dame

• position: offensive tackle
• PFF rank: 6
• Brief thought: Alt has been the undisputed most well-liked choice in Titans mock drafts at No. 7. The Notre Dame All-American is a player who can contribute right away when he takes over at left tackle. The solitary query? Will Alt’s value be recognized by another team and they will sign him before Tennessee has a chance?
  

  Olu Fashanu, Penn State

  

• position: offensive tackle
• PFF rank: 10
• Brief thought: Fashanu has historically been regarded as the Titans’ second best option if Alt is unavailable. Another left tackle with the ability to gain the starting job in Nashville fast is this one. We have a “1a-1b” scenario here. Fashanu is the choice if Tennessee needs an offensive tackle and Alt is not available.
  

  Rome Odunze, Washington

  

• Position: Wide receiver
• PFF rank: No. 8
• Brief thought: The Titans require a wide receiver as well. The majority of analysts predict that the team will hold off on adding a playmaker until a later round due to the problems at left tackle. But if Tennessee takes a different turn, Odunze has been the most well-liked name. With his high volume of receptions, the former Washington receiver would be a great running partner for DeAndre Hopkins.
  

  Malik Nabers, LSU

  

• Position: Wide receiver
• PFF rank: No. 4
• Brief thought: Although it seems extremely doubtful, anything can happen in the NFL Draft, so maybe Tennessee may still select Nabers with the seventh overall pick? Although it seems unlikely, the LSU receiver can provide Will Levis with a deep threat in the passing game.
  

  Taliese Fuaga, Oregon State

  

• Position: Offensive tackle
• PFF rank: No. 11
• Brief thought: Fuaga isn’t very often associated with Tennessee, but it doesn’t mean he’s eliminated. Since participating in the Reese’s Senior Bowl, the Oregon State product has gained popularity and is regarded as one of the top offensive tackles in the draft class, along with Alt and Fashanu. He may be a viable option at No. 7 if he does well at the NFL Scouting Combine.