Cornerback is still a humongous need for the Titans, even after the first wave of free agency. Signing Chidobe Awuzie to a three-year contract is a good start, but Tennessee still needs another starting caliber CB on the outside. With the FA market dried up, it would be wise for GM Ran Carthon to address this need in the draft. Here are two cornerbacks the Titans should look to target in the 2024 NFL Draft!

Cam Hart, Notre Dame

Hart had a dominant 2023 season with the Fighting Irish, solidifying himself as one of the better corners in the nation. The 23-year-old was elite in coverage all season, allowing a 67.1 passer rating when targeted and scoring an 84.2 PFF coverage grade. Hart's 6'3, 202-pound frame is a major plus, as Tennessee needs to add size to the CB room. Expect Hart to be a day-two pick, though it is possible he could drop to the fourth.

Khyree Jackson, Oregon

The All-Pac-12 selection started his collegiate career at Fort Scott CC before transferring to Alabama in 2021. After two seasons of limited playing time in Tuscaloosa, Jackson transferred to Oregon in 2023. Like Hart, Jackson is a lengthy corner at 6'4, who experienced a breakout 2023 season. The Oregon standout allowed a 41.6 passer rating when targeted and snagged three interceptions. Jackson also allowed a 50% completion rate when targeted and scored highly on PFF with an 80.5 grade. Expect Jackson to be selected during day two, though, like Cam Hart, there is a chance he drops to round four.

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