7. Tennessee Titans: Joe Alt, OT, Notre Dame
This sets up rather well for the Tennessee Titans. Their offensive line slowly deteriorated right in front of them over the past couple of years, and they have to do something about it. They happen to be sitting at seven, and there has not been a single offensive tackle taken. This is an ideal scenario.
This a strong offensive line class, and while Joe Alt stands above the rest, it is not head and shoulders, and he is not viewed as one of the no-doubt generation types of tackles that are locked for the top ten.
However, he greatly improved from 2022 to 2023. He has the athletic traits and upside potential, and he can come into the NFL as an instant starter. With Alt next to Peter Skoronski, the Titans now have their left side locked down with legitimate potential. It is hard to fight the logic in drafting Alt.