2016 NFL Draft: Titans 7 Round Mock Draft 6.0

1.15 Taylor Decker 6'7 310 OT Senior Ohio State

- Decker had a lot of hype coming into the 2015 season but failed to live up to it somewhat like most of his Buckeyes teammates. He has very good balance and footwork for a guy his size. Experienced at both tackle spots and can play guard if needed. Moves to the second level with some quickness. Work ethic and character are unquestioned. He comps to the Titans current left tackle Taylor Lewan. Often plays "too tall", which allows smaller and quicker pass rushers to seize the leverage and walk him back into the pocket.

2.33 Kenny Clark 6'3 314 DT Junior UCLA

- Clark was the workhorse that carried the Bruins defense on his back at times after the loss of Eddie Vanderdoes and Myles Jack. He's played tackle, end, and some nose tackle for UCLA throughout his career. Position and scheme versatile. Possibly the most technically refined defensive lineman in the country. Knows when and how to use power/finesse in every move. Lateral agility is an issue, however. High running motor but that can be exploited against him when he's lost in the wash. Fires off the ball really well for a guy his size.

2.43 Mackensie Alexander 5'10 195 CB RS Sophomore

- Alexander was the second best corner in the conference. He boldly claimed that he was the best corner in the ACC and he just might have the skills to back it up. Fundamentally sound and is very coachable. Athleticism is above average as well. Lockdown defender who rarely lets a receiver get by. Allegedly a locker room headache due to exuberance and confidence that he is the best player on the team. That characteristic knocks him down to the second round to the Titans benefit.

2.45 Braxton Miller 6'1 201 WR RS Senior Ohio State

- Miller was the best receiver in Mobile and it wasn't particularly close. He dominated one on ones to the point where it got silly. No DB could cover him. Miller has excellent body control, hands, and speed. Route running was astonishingly proficient given his lack of experience at the position. Making the move to receiver last year was a very smart business decision as he wasn't making it as an NFL QB due to an already weak arm being further weakened by a shoulder injury. With the Titans' depth at receiver, he can sit and learn about the nuances of the receiver position at his own pace.

3.64 Johnathan Bullard 6'3 283 DE Senior Florida

- The Gators' best lineman and one man show due to significant injuries on the line. Strength is a big factor in his game. Power moves are very good. Holds up at the point of attack and doesn't get lost in the wash. Played through nagging shoulder and knee issues so toughness isn't an issue. Projects as a five tech in a 3-4. He's been a fast riser up the boards during the offseason process.

3.76 Jaylon Smith 6'2 223 OLB Junior Notre Dame

- The 2015 Butkus Award winner. Smith might be the most explosive linebacker in this year's class when healthy. He's an dynamic athlete with incredible range. A hard hitter as well. Fundamentally sound tackler. Drop back ability is elite. Smith's free fall stops in the third round with the Titans selecting him at 76. He will definitely need a redshirt year as he returns to full health from a horrific knee injury suffered in the bowl game against Ohio State. Smith is a phenomenal talent had some unfortunate injury luck.

5.140 Sebastian Tretola 6'4 317 OG RS Senior Arkansas

- Tretola is a massive mountain of a man and an ideal fit for the guard position. He had a great week in Mobile. Physically dominant run blocker. Pass block game is above average but his bread and butter is the run game. Arkansas got a lot of run block practice in with their run heavy system and Tretola benefitted greatly. Also if you need to run a trick play, Tretola is your man. A steal in the fifth round.

6.193 Deiondre' Hall 6'2 199 CB Senior Northern Iowa

- Hall had a good week of practice at the Senior Bowl. He showed no fear in challenging the big name receivers. He is built like what most NFL teams try to emulate in Seattle's secondary. Long arms and willing to hit you in the mouth. The Titans have been looking to upgrade their secondary with signings and some Pro Day visits. Hall would be perfect as a nickel corner that could eventually move to the outside.

7.222 Keenan Reynolds 5'9 190 ATH Senior United States Naval Academy

- Reynolds stood out at the East-West Shrine game. He's a versatile athlete that ran Navy's triple option attack to perfection. Wisely chose to switch positions to make a career in the NFL. Quicker than fast. Instincts are above average as he got plenty of opportunity to lock them in. Work ethic and character are a major plus. The question is that will the Navy allow him some leeway in terms of the service commitment that he is required to fulfill. A Tennessee native.