Dennis Daley
   Dennis Daley

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Arizona Cardinals have 11 picks in the 2024 draft, including two firsts, a second and three thirds.

The Tennessee Titans have six, including a first and a second. But half of those picks are in the seventh. And the players they got in pick swaps that gave away their fifth- and sixth-round picks were failures who are gone.

They will have a load of cap room with which to shop free agency, but increasingly few premier players – particularly at receiver – are available in that market.

A look at what they have and what they don’t in the 2024 draft and why.

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