Michael
Griffin is a terrific strong safety,
which the Titans need, but taking strong
safeties in the first round is not
always a great value choice. Robert
Meachem would have been a better choice
given the Titans current needs.
Third-round pick Paul Williams has
big-time speed, but its a tough
transition to the NFL for receivers
beyond the very top tier.
He
should
provide some
solid help,
especially
in run
support. He
has good
coverage
skills, but
he still has
plenty to
learn and
doesn't
always show
the greatest
instincts.
That said a
strong
safety this
early when
you really
need a WR?
With all
those
receivers
still on the
board? All
that said if
you can get
an Ed Reed
clone
wouldn't
you?
This is a
horrible
pick for
this early.
It's a
complete
gamble.
You're
betting on
potential
here. He was
impressive
in workouts,
but there's
not a lot of
game tape on
him. High
risk, high
reward.
Davis is a
real good
route runner
who had good
but not
great
production.
He will be a
very
dependable
receiver for
the Titans,
but never a
No. 1
receiver.
A
one-gap penetrator.
He had five
sacks and
seven
tackles for
loss. He
probably
shouldn’t
have gone
pro early.
But with a
team with a
four-man
front, he
will find
his way into
the
rotation.
