Marcus Mariota showed more than enough in his first season to indicate that he’s the franchise quarterback the Titans need. Sitting on the first pick in the 2016 draft, Tennessee has significant holes to fill elsewhere—including, but not limited to, offensive tackle, running back and just about the entire secondary. With no surefire fit at No. 1, new general manager Jon Robinson is inclined to trade down and stockpile picks. Problem is, the draft class is filled with plenty of promising quarterbacks but no can’t-miss studs that would compel a team to make a deal with the Titans, meaning Robinson is unlikely to match the bounty St.
Your 2016 Offseason Primer
