Who experts are picking for Tennessee

Mock draft season is in full force, with experts from different media outlets releasing their projections for the Tennessee Titans and the other 31 teams.

As such, we’re posting our second mock draft round-up of 2024 and we begin with NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah, who has the Titans taking left tackle Joe Alt at No. 7 overall.

Here’s his take on the pick:

The Titans’ offensive line was in shambles this past season. As the rebuilding process begins, Alt could protect Will Levis’ blind side for years to come.

This is a home run pick for the Titans, who desperately need to fix their offensive line — and more specifically, the left tackle position.

But I also want to point out Jeremiah’s write-up on fellow left tackle Olu Fashanu, who is universally considered by Titans fans and media as one of the two-best options Tennessee has to fill its void at left tackle.

Not only does Jeremiah have Fashanu going at No. 13 to the Las Vegas Raiders, he also notes that “teams are split” on the Penn State product.

Teams are split on Fashanu. After a dominant 2022 season, he took a step back in 2023. But the talent is still immense.

This might be another situation where fans and media are higher on the player than the actual teams are. Of course, none of that will matter if Tennessee can simply land Alt, who appears to be the No. 1 option.

Now, the rest of our mock draft round-up:

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The picks:

Round 1: LT Joe Alt, Notre Dame

Round 2: 

Round 4:

Round 5:

Round 6:

Round 7:

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The picks and write-ups:

Round 1: LT Joe Alt, Notre Dame

Alt and Peter Skoronski kicking butt on the left side of the Titans’ offensive line for the next decade is an easy pitch to make. I have nothing else to add.

Round 2: CB Kamari Lassiter, Georgia

The Titans’ defense ranked 30th in the percentage of targets that resulted in a reception (71.0). Lassiter is smart, smooth and very competitive – only 38.5 percent of his targets this season resulted in a catch.

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The picks and write-ups:

Round 1: LT Olu Fashanu, Penn State

In most 2024 NFL Mock Drafts, if Joe Alt or Olu Fashanu is still available at the Titans’ pick, they’ll be the selection. Both are viable OT1 candidates, and both would lock down the left side for Will Levis. Fashanu, in particular, inspires awe with his balance, recovery athleticism,…