Titans Claim DB Micah Pellerin, Waive S Corey Lynch

New Titans GM Mike Borgonzi witnessed cornerback L'Jarius Sneed at his best, as a key contributor in Kansas City on two Super Bowl-winning teams.

Here on Wednesday morning, Carter said he's already met with the Titans, who currently hold the No.1 pick of April's NFL Draft.

The NFL Combine kicked off here on Tuesday, and Titans General Manager Mike Borgonzi and head coach Brian Callahan were peppered with questions about the team's No.1 pick, and some of the draft's top prospects.

Borgonzi is at the NFL Combine for the first as general manager of the Tennessee Titans. And, he's armed with the first overall pick.

Callahan met with reporters here at the NFL Combine on Tuesday. Callahan spent 15 minutes at the podium, and then another 15 minutes during a spillover session with local media.

Let's take our third tour of the mocks, and a look at what 25 draft analysts think the Titans will do.

Senior Writer and Editor Jim Wyatt tackles another batch of questions from Titans fans.

Nine games into his first season with the Titans, Cushenberry suffered a season-ending Achilles injury that would force him into a long and grueling rehabilitation process.

On a conference call on Thursday, Jeremiah was asked about the possibilities for the Titans, and he presented plenty of options.

During the months of May and June, the Titans will host a series of camps across Middle Tennessee open to all children ages 7-14.

In his first mock draft, Brugler had the Titans taking Miami quarterback Cam Ward, who has been a popular pick for Tennessee in mocks. In a recent mock draft roundup by TennesseeTitans.com, only four players were mocked to the Titans – Ward, Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders, Penn State edge Abdul Carter, and Colorado defensive back Travis Hunter.

Senior Writer and Editor Jim Wyatt tackles another batch of questions from Titans fans.