Who Will the Titans Pick? The First Tour of the Mock Drafts

During the course of his first season as a head coach, Callahan filled up notebooks with learned experiences, and he believes the lessons will work to the team's advantage in 2025.

Carter is one of two Titans assistants coaching NFL prospects here at the Senior Bowl. In addition to Perry, Titans assistant offensive line coach Scott Fuchs is also coaching offensive linemen for the National team.

With so many possibilities, here at the Senior Bowl the Titans are looking closer at Alabama's Jalen Milroe, Jaxson Dart of Ole Miss, and others.

Johnson, in the Senior Bowl Hall of Fame, is back in Mobile, Ala., mentoring and scouting the running backs leading up to the 2025 NFL Draft.

Borgonzi began interviewing prospects here on Monday night, and in between the two practice sessions on Tuesday, he met with reporters. Here's a look at some of the hot topics from his availability.

Callahan on Tuesday talked to reporters in between the two practices. Here's a look at some of the highlights from his availability.

McCollum just wrapped up his first season as assistant receivers coach with the Titans, his third season coaching in the NFL, and his 10th overall season in coaching.

While he's not taking part in practices, and he won't play in the East-West Shrine Bowl, Sanders is making himself available to clubs, like the Titans.

The Titans introduced Borgonzi, formerly of the Chiefs, at a press conference in Nashville on Wednesday. On Thursday night, they were on a Southwest Airlines flight to Dallas, and then on the practice field at the University of North Texas the following morning.

The Titans headed into their offseason with the No.1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, and it's no secret they're interested in quarterbacks, from draft eligible players to potential free agents.

When Pioli was hired as general manager of the Kansas City Chiefs in 2009, Borgonzi was one of the first people he hired.