Titans 2056 Draft Review Preview
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Mar 8, 2023 19:56:41 GMT -5
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Post by dt86 on Mar 8, 2023 19:56:41 GMT -5
I asked ChatGPT to write a review of the Titans 2056 draft and dude decided to take it even further and make some predictions about what they were going to do during the season.
The Titans had a busy and productive 2056 RZB draft, adding a mix of defensive and offensive talent to their roster. With their first-round pick, they selected safety Hardy Scurlock, who was a reliable and intelligent player in his rookie season, displaying excellent coverage skills and the ability to anticipate plays.
In the second round, the Titans added defensive end Brett Threats and tight end Johnnie Lester to their roster. Threats showed strong tackling ability and quickness off the line, while Lester proved himself to be a reliable receiver with good hands and the ability to find space in coverage.
The Titans' fourth-round picks included cornerback Norm Barnes, who improved as the season went on, showing good instincts in coverage and the ability to make big plays. The team also drafted fullback Marty Sutter, who has the potential to be a strong running back if he can lose some weight.
In the later rounds, the Titans picked up wide receiver and return man Aidan Levine, who displayed excellent speed and agility, making him a dangerous player on both offense and special teams. The team also selected David King, a potential wide receiver swap, who showed promise in his college career but will need to work hard to earn a spot on the Titans' roster.
Overall, the Titans' draft picks were a mix of promising talent and potential. While some players, such as Scurlock and Threats, made an immediate impact on the field, others, like Sutter and King, will need time to develop. With the right coaching and support, the Titans' draft class has the potential to make a significant impact in future seasons.
In the second round, the Titans added defensive end Brett Threats and tight end Johnnie Lester to their roster. Threats showed strong tackling ability and quickness off the line, while Lester proved himself to be a reliable receiver with good hands and the ability to find space in coverage.
The Titans' fourth-round picks included cornerback Norm Barnes, who improved as the season went on, showing good instincts in coverage and the ability to make big plays. The team also drafted fullback Marty Sutter, who has the potential to be a strong running back if he can lose some weight.
In the later rounds, the Titans picked up wide receiver and return man Aidan Levine, who displayed excellent speed and agility, making him a dangerous player on both offense and special teams. The team also selected David King, a potential wide receiver swap, who showed promise in his college career but will need to work hard to earn a spot on the Titans' roster.
Overall, the Titans' draft picks were a mix of promising talent and potential. While some players, such as Scurlock and Threats, made an immediate impact on the field, others, like Sutter and King, will need time to develop. With the right coaching and support, the Titans' draft class has the potential to make a significant impact in future seasons.
Thought I'd ask his buddy DALL-E to spit out some images of what some of the key rookies big moments might look like. Not bad if you don't look too closely.
