And, without further ado, this mailbag is off and running, too.
Let s get to it …
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Stephen Cross from Lebanon, Tennessee
Question: Hey Jim. Simple question: How has Nate Davis progressed over the past couple years? Seems like the team is high on him. Didn t hear many bad things during broadcasts about him, which I assume is a good thing for an o lineman.
Jim:
Hey Stephen. The simple answer is he s progressing nicely. Nate was a slow starter who settled in during the second half of his rookie season. But he s gotten better each year, and he s in a good spot heading into Year 3 as the unquestioned starter at right guard.
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And I hope everyone is doing well in Titans Land.
The draft remains a popular topic, so we re going to keep tackling questions on that and more in this weekend s mailbag.
Let s go…
Omar Parker from Bay Area, California
Question: Hey Jim. Another post draft email lol. So here s my 1 and half cents, I m mostly in agreement with all the draft experts opinion we had a good draft but I was not happy at first. I was ok with the Farley pick, fingers crossed it turns out like Big Jeff and we have a future Pro Bowler. Was not happy with another tackle in the 2nd. I think it s just leftover bad feelings from the Wilson disaster and would have preferred a WR (I was actually hoping we would trade up because man I wanted us to draft Elijah Moore soooooo bad, he is gonna wreck things in the league I think) but the Molden pick turned it around for me as I was extremely happy and think we got a steal. I was ok with the rest of our picks even though like everyone else the Rice pick was confus
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