The Tennessee Titans’ 2019 draft class was a bonanza led by Jeffery Simmons and A.J. Brown. However, three others, guard Nate Davis (third round), safety Amani Hooker (fourth round) and linebacker David Long (sixth round) are established starters. How should general manager Jon Robinson prioritize those three when it comes to possible contract extensions? Also, how does the depth at wide receiver shape up behind the four who are all but certain to be on the Week 1 roster? John Glennon and David Boclair of All Titans at SI.com and former Titans cornerback Denard Walker tackle these issues and more.
Who Should Get Paid From the Draft Class That Has Paid Big Dividends?
Good players can be hard to come by and even harder to keep. Just look at the Tennessee Titans' 2019 draft class, which consisted of six players. Five have been starters and/or productive players and four are still with the team and eligible for contract extensions. Not all of them are likely to get one.