Titans Reportedly Looking to Trade 29th Pick, Add Selections in 2020 NFL Draft

The Tennessee Titans might not stay in place during the first round of the NFL draft on Thursday night. 

According to ESPN's Dianna Russini, the Titans "have made calls" and are interested in trading back from the No. 29 overall selection to stockpile more picks. 

In terms of draft needs, the Titans could fill out their roster with picks at cornerback, the offensive and defensive lines, running back, wide receiver and kicker. The Titans have seven picks overall in this year's draft, though three of those selections come in the seventh round. The team has no picks in the fourth or sixth rounds. 

If they stay put, however, what sort of players could they be targeting? Let's take a look at what the draft experts and NFL insiders are projecting for Tennessee: 

• B/R's Matt Miller: Jaylon Johnson, CB, Utah
• The Athletic's Dane Brugler: Isaiah Wilson, OT, Georgia
• NFL.com's Daniel Jeremiah: Isaiah Wilson, OT, Georgia
• ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr.: Yetur Gross-Matos, EDGE, Penn State
• NBC Sports' Peter King: Isaiah Wilson, OT, Georgia
• SI.com's Albert Breer: Isaiah Wilson, OT, Georgia

Sensing a theme? With Jack Conklin signing in Cleveland this offseason, there is a vacancy at right tackle. More than a few folks think the Titans will make filling that need a top priority. 

If there is a major run on offensive tackles in the first round, however—which looks like a real possibility—Tennessee's best play could be trading back, stockpiling picks and getting the best value available. That may not be the sexy option to Titans fans, but it could be the smart one.