By JAMES FOSTER, special contributor
Note from PK: I’m pleased to add James Foster to PaulKuharsky.com for pre-draft analysis. You may be familiar with him from his prior work in Tennessee. He currently writes for 33rd Team and will narrow his focus to Titans' issues here. He grew up in Nashville and went to Brentwood Academy and UT. Follow him on X/Twitter @NoFlagsFilm. Be sure to check out his excellent 2025 NFL Draft Board.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Titans picked an awful year to fully bottom out. They “earned” the first overall pick in a draft class that contains very few blue-chip players and doesn’t have an elite quarterback prospect. But considering Will Levis’ performance and the lack of free agent options, there’s still a decent chance they end up selecting a quarterback with the first pick, despite the lack of value relative to most years.
Before I dive into the rest of the class, it makes sense to start with my evaluations of the two quarterbacks the Titans will consider, Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders.
