The Tennessee Titans have reportedly decided to hold onto the No. 1 pick in the upcoming NFL draft, rather than trading down. This decision comes after months of speculation about the team’s plans, with some suggesting they could trade down and roll with quarterback Will Levis for another season. However, the Titans seem to be leaning towards selecting Miami quarterback Cam Ward with the top pick.
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Titans are no longer listening to trade offers, indicating they’re committed to staying put at No. 1. While Ward appears to be the frontrunner, the Titans might still consider other options, such as Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders, Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter, or two-way star Travis Hunter.
The Titans’ decision to hold onto the No. 1 pick suggests they’re serious about finding a franchise quarterback, having not had one since Steve McNair. This draft could be their best chance to address the quarterback position and shape the team’s future.
With the NFL draft approaching, all eyes will be on the Titans’ decision. Will they stick with Cam Ward, or will another talented player catch their attention? The team’s choice will have significant implications for their future success.