The relative infrequency — and unpredictability — of owning the No. 1 pick raises questions: Should the Titans, in need of a quarterback, use their prime position to select one, assuming a player like Miami's Cam Ward or Colorado's Shedeur Sanders would at least be better than what the team has now in Will Levis?

Some years, there is no drama surrounding the No. 1 overall pick in an NFL draft. This doesn’t appear to be one of those years.

With a new organizational structure in place led by general manager Mike Borgonzi and team president Chad Brinker, there are a ton of unknowns at this point in the process. Player evaluations, the combine, interviews, pro days and visits still all have to take place. There is a lot to do.