However, if Limas Sweed is there with our 1st pick, then by-god they better take him!  I'd still want Bennett in the 2nd though.

If there is a potential big play wide out available, or if we trade up to get one, I'm good with that.

If there isn't an option to get one of the top wide outs, we should go for a DE.

Here is an what today's Tennessean has to say, and I don't completely disagree -

When it comes to Titans running backs, Coach Jeff Fisher is upbeat about the players he's got and about the players that might be added.

The Titans need a third back after parting ways with veteran Chris Brown, and they'd like to find an explosive one to complement the power running attack.

Only one running back is on the field in most formations, however, so spending several high picks at the position in a short span is different than doing so at defensive end or wide receiver or tackle.

Asked what it would say about his confidence in LenDale White, the 45th choice in 2006, and Chris Henry, the 50th choice in 2007, if the Titans drafted a running back with the 24th or 54th pick round next month, Fisher said:

"It would say we've hit on two so far and we would look forward to hitting on a third. It's a good year for it and it's a possibility. It's a position where a guy can come in and contribute with the right combination of players.

"We've got a guy going into his second year, a guy going into his third year then if you had a rookie you'd have a good mix."

The Titans would like the added back to bring speed, and they are likely to find quality candidates when they go on the clock.

Jamaal Charles of Texas has sub 4.4 speed in the 40-yard dash and could give the Titans a third first-round pick out of Texas in the last three years.

Felix Jones of Arkansas (4.44) and Chris Johnson of East Carolina (4.24) also rate as smaller, faster backs. So does Oregon's Jonathan Stewart, though his recent toe surgery may make him a question mark.

Those four players are generally regarded as late first- or early second-rounders.

We don't need a QB with a first day pick, even if he is the best overall player on the board.

I believe you should draft for a need.  WR, maybe D-line or O-line.

I cannot imagine the team taking a WR in the first round, and I think the need at TE has been addressed via FA.  There seems little point in drafting either a MLB, Safety.  So the only other possibilities I could reasonably see would be OLB or O-Line, again in the event of a stand-out dropping to #24.  Or perhaps a CB given that those are ALWAYS in demand EVERYWHERE.