Travis Hunter and A Day Three Corner That Make Getting Greedy At The Cornerback Position Worth It For The Tennessee Titans

Could the Tennessee Titans still look to add to their cornerback room through the 2025 draft? If so, Travis Hunter and Quincy Reily are studs at the top and flying under the radar.

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The Tennessee Titans find themselves in a position where one could argue need matters little in the grand scheme of team building. With so many holes to fill on their roster, a greater need shouldn't outweigh a better talent.

Daniel Jeremiah of NFL Network said it best: “you can’t marvel at the Eagles talent/depth at OL/DL one month and bemoan your team taking one the next month. You think you have enough talent/depth at those spots but you don’t. Be greedy. Get more.”

In a 2025 draft that is deep and meaty in the middle rounds, but with a generational two-way player for the taking at the top, is there an opportunity could arise for Tennessee to get greedy, and build Dennard Wilson’s secondary for years to come.

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