Tennessee Titans 2014 NFL Draft and Free Agency Wish List

The Tennessee Titans 2013 NFL season did not show any signs of urgency for improvement as they posed average numbers in every category of the competition. They can get a pass in pass defense as they have the best young duo of cornerbacks in Alterraun Verner and Jason McCourty and proven safeties with Michael Griffin and Bernard Pollard, the former Super Bowl-winning safety of Baltimore Ravens. The Jake Locker experiment will make-or-break this season as the Tennessee Titans Front Office hired a new Head Coach in Ken Whisenhunt, who favored an efficient quarterback inside the pocket.

In the free agency, they should sign their own free agents like Alterraun Verner and Bernard Pollard to keep their defensive players intact in spite of having new head coach who will prioritize more on his offensive scheme. Having a proven no.1 wide receiver will help their offensive game meet their true potential. This team doesn't have many holes to fill but still they under-performed in most of the games. An exciting special team game could bring spark for their momentum while they are playing. Good special teams depth could rest some of their starters to concentrate more on their true positions on base offense or defense.

In the draft, they could pick Kony Ealy as an every down defensive end and to help Kamerion Wimbley and Derrick Morgan anchor their defensive line. A pick like Anthony Barr, if he's still on the board, could also make sense here for another pass-rush star-power for their front seven. In the second day of the draft, they could draft a quarterback who fits Ken Whisenhunt scheme and develop him to be the quarterback in the future. A wide receiver for third round could fill Kenny Britt's role to form a set of dynamic receivers led by Justin Hunter and Kendall Wright. In the third round, the best available tight end will bring another dimension to their offense and also in some sort of special teams. Defensive backfield depth should be drafted in later rounds and develop them as a quality starter for Tennessee Titans.

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