3. Tennessee Titans - Carson Beck, QB, Georgia
The early returns on second-year QB Will Levis are not pretty for the Tennessee Titans, and it even seems like his head coach, Brian Callahan doesn't like him as a person. Levis has been a disaster through two games, but it's also just been two games. The Titans spent a ton of money in free agency and brought in a ton of new faces on both sides of the ball.
GM Ran Carthon drafted OT JC Latham back in April, and signed Lloyd Cushenberry, Tony Pollard, Calvin Ridley, and Tyler Boyd. On paper, the Titans have some solid personnel to work with on offense, so if Levis cannot show proper development, I am not sure that the team continues down that path.
They could do a hard reset at the position and take Carson Beck, the top QB in the coming class who is playing his college football at Georgia. Beck would be inserted into a solid situation in Tennessee with a head coach who has had a ton of offensive success.
4. Jacksonville Jaguars - Kelvin Banks, OT, Texas
The Jacksonville Jaguars are a mess, surprisingly. What I find interesting about this team, and specifically QB Trevor Lawrence is that we often hear things like, "Trevor Lawrence is really good, it's the coaching that has held him back!"
Well, it's now year four for Lawrence and he looks like the 17th-best QB in football. At some point, do we need to have a conversation about Lawrence? He just has not been nearly as good as many hoped, but with the Jaguars signing him to a long-term deal this offseason, there is no way they move on from him. They'll take one of the top tackle prospects in the country in Kelvin Banks Jr.
Banks would give the Jags another option at tackle and could allow them to shift the OL around a bit more. On paper, the OL doesn't seem *that* bad, but Lawrence is running for hs life out there.