The Titans have come back in round six and added some depth in the secondary, staying in-state and selecting Tennessee safety Theo Jackson. Jackson will fill a special teams role, helping to replace some snaps vacated by Dane Cruikshank, who moved on to Chicago.
Jackson really came on last season for Tennessee, operating in a nickel role for the Volunteers. He was extremely active around the line of scrimmage, racking up nine tackles for loss. He totaled 78 tackles on the year, and grabbed three picks in his career in Knoxville.
The Titans are set up top at the safety position with Kevin Byard and Amani Hooker in place, but the behind them is a little more dicey.