2018 NFL Mock Draft: Josh Rosen goes to Browns
By Brad Weiss
Harold Landry
Edge, Boston College
The Tennessee Titans are limping into the playoffs, though they will have to hang on one more week if they hope to get in. Marcus Mariota has struggled in 2017, which is to be expected, as he was coming off a season-ending injury. The Titans are likely going to be one of the 12 teams to enter the playoffs, but nobody is really expecting them to do much damage once they get there.
When it comes time for the Titans to draft in round one, they need to make sure they get better on the defensive side of the ball. The AFC South has some of the better offenses in the conference, and being able to get pressure on the edge has got to be a priority. Boston College edge rusher Harold Landry is going to be a great player at the next level, and the Titans need someone with his skill set.
In college, Landry has been used all over the field, but he may end up being an outside linebacker at the next level. Landry could have been a first round pick in 2017, but instead decided to return to Boston College to work on his game. That has certainly worked out for him, and when he gets to the NFL, he could be someone who racked up double-digit sacks each year.