After a busy free agency period, NFL teams now turn their attention to shoring up their rosters with the draft. The Tennessee Titans will hold the first overall pick, while the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants follow in slots two and three.

The Titans’ big need is in the pass rush, as they were last in the league in 2024 sacks. Parker provides versatility in that department, able to align on the edge and drop into coverage with ease. He’s also an excellent run-stuffer, registering a fumble rate below 1% and posting a school-record 12.5 tackles for loss last season.

This is another team that needs help at running back, but it’s also in need of more receiving depth beyond DeVonta Smith and Courtland Sutton. Metcalf’s impressive downfield ability (he posted a top-10 PPR receiving grade in both of his final seasons at Ole Miss) could allow him to carve out a substantial role with the Titans.

Corner is a need on this defense, especially with the departures of Cam Hart and Tarheeb Still, but Rivers offers plenty of upside to compensate for his inexperience. He’s been impressive in his workouts, showing sticky coverage skills and the instincts to play in the slot. He can even blitz, as evidenced by his 5.5 tackles for loss in 2024. He’s a solid prospect to target in all formats.