Top NFL Draft Prospects: Titans' Key Players to Watch at the Combine
Discover the top NFL Draft prospects the Tennessee Titans are eyeing at the combine, including Shedeur Sanders and Abdul Carter.
The Tennessee Titans are gearing up for a pivotal NFL Draft, holding the coveted No. 1 pick. With a roster in need of significant upgrades, the combine offers a prime opportunity to scout top talent. Here’s a breakdown of key prospects the Titans are closely monitoring.
Abdul Carter, Edge, Penn State
Abdul Carter is widely regarded as the top pass rusher in this year's draft class. Despite an injured left arm/shoulder, Carter made a significant impact in his final game against Notre Dame. Training with performance, strength, and speed coach Brent Callaway in Plano, Texas, Carter aims to showcase his explosiveness at the combine, drawing comparisons to Dallas Cowboys' Micah Parsons.
Travis Hunter, WR/CB, Colorado
Travis Hunter, the reigning Heisman Trophy winner, is a versatile athlete who played both wide receiver and cornerback for Colorado. With world-class athletic ability and exceptional ball skills, Hunter is a strong contender for the first pick. His performance during field drills will be closely watched to determine his best fit at the NFL level.
Matthew Golden, WR, Texas
Matthew Golden emerged as one of the fastest-rising prospects during the College Football Playoff. With 19 catches for 411 yards and a touchdown in four games, Golden has shown his playmaking ability. His route-running skills and short-area quickness make him a potential second-round steal for the Titans.
Aireontae Ersery, OT, Minnesota
Aireontae Ersery's massive size and physicality make him an ideal fit for the Titans' need for big, physical players. Despite playing left tackle at Minnesota, Ersery is a viable option on the right side for the Titans. His success as a zone run blocker highlights his physical prowess, and a strong combine performance could solidify his status as a high second-round pick.
Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward, QBs
Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward are two quarterbacks the Titans have shown interest in. Sanders met with the Titans at the East-West Shrine Bowl, and both are expected to meet again at the combine. Ward will have his first group meeting with the Titans brass. Their combine prep in the Dallas area with quarterback coach Darrell Colbert Jr. positions them well to impress.
The combine is a critical event for the Titans as they aim to rebuild their roster. With multiple holes to fill, these prospects represent the potential future of the franchise.
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