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Tennessee Titans 2004 Draft
Round 2 (#40): Ben Troupe, TE, Florida
Round 2 (#42): Travis LaBoy, DE, Hawaii
Round 2 (#57): Antwan Odom, DE, Alabama
Round 3 (#71): Randy Starks, DT, Maryland
Round 3 (#92): Rich Gardner, CB, Penn State
Round 4 (#103): Bo Schoebel, DE, Texas Christian
Round 4 (#124): Michael Waddell, CB, North Carolina
Round 5 (#138): Jacob Bell, OG, Miami (OH)
Round 5 (#165): Robert Reynolds, OLB, Ohio State
Round 6 (#191): Troy Fleming, FB, Tennessee
Round 7 (#230): Jared Clauss, DT, Iowa
Round 7 (#239): Eugene Amano, C, Southeast Missouri State
Round 7 (#241): Sean McHugh, FB, Penn State
Draft King Analysis
I really like the moves made by the Titans in this draft. Strapped for cash with the salary cap situation they face, the Titans traded down multiple times and managed to load up on picks. And, as a result, they came away with a nice bounty of players. I'm very high on Troupe and think he will have a great career in Tennessee. Odom and Starks I saw as potential Top 20 picks, so selecting them at #71 and #92 respectively is great. Add in two picks for OG and C, not to mention the selection of underrated University of Tennessee FB Troy Fleming, and the Titans worked the draft very well in my book.
2004 NFL Draft Analysis
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