Titans reportedly interested in Big 12 cornerback

The college football pro day circuit is winding down, and NFL teams will be ramping up their final Top 30 visits in the next couple of weeks as they begin final preparations for the NFL draft, which kicks off in less than a month. The Tennessee Titans have been busy, and while general manager Mike Borgonzi wasn’t spotted on the circuit, they have been represented at all of the major events and have cast a wide net to find the next group of draft picks. While no specific representative for the Titans was mentioned, draft analyst Tony Pauline points out that the Titans have shown strong interest in a Houston cornerback.

Houston Cougars Cornerback Latrell McCutchin Sr. sat on his combine marks, which were much better than expected, then looked outstanding in position drills. A terrific cornerback, teams are looking at McCutchin as much for his special-teams ability on coverage units.

In fact, the Minnesota Vikings sent their special teams coordinator to the workout. The Los Angeles Rams, Denver Broncos, and Tennessee Titans have shown strong interest in McCutchin. McCutchin is a bigger cornerback who profiles as a developmental outside zone corner that has enough upside to warrant consideration in the later rounds.

The Titans have done a great job at replenishing their room with the additions of Cor’Dale Flott, Alontae Taylor, and Josh Williams in free agency to go along with Marcus Harris, but could look to add some more corner depth in the draft. This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titans reportedly interested in Big 12 cornerback