Titans Slammed in Draft Regrade

The Tennessee Titans' 2021 NFL Draft class struggled to amount to much.

Tennessee Titans cornerback Elijah Molden (24) runs back an interception for a touchdown against the | Denny Simmons / The Tennessean / USA

The Tennessee Titans are three years removed from their 2021 NFL Draft class, and it's part of why the team finds itself in a rebuild at the moment.

CBS Sports re-graded the draft class after three years and gave the Titans a "D" for their efforts.

"They had eight picks in the draft, and just one is a sure starter in 2024," CBS Sports writes. "That is safety Elijah Molden, who was drafted as a corner in the third round. Second-round offensive lineman Dillon Radunz will compete for a starting job at right guard. First-round corner Caleb Farley has two career starts and missed all of last season with a back injury. Third-round linebacker Monty Rice is now with the Saints. Fourth-round edge Rashad Weaver is a backup who has 5 1/2 career sacks."

The Titans' futility from this draft class set the team back a little bit, and is part of why the team finished 6-11 in 2023. All but one member of the class is set to be a free agent after this season - with the other already being gone - and it isn't likely that any of them will be back in Tennessee. Molden has the best chance, but it is far from a lock.

These players will have to prove themselves in the upcoming year with a new coach and general manager to earn their spot with the Titans long-term.

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