The Tennessee Titans have some needs that they could continue to look for when it comes to trade options. This includes an outside cornerback of quality, which is something many haven’t discussed. The Titans could make a move for a player that they are very familiar with.
Kristian Fulton’s Trade Probability (6/10)
“This offseason, the Kansas City Chiefs turned over their cornerback group and brought back a familiar face. The Chiefs traded Trent McDuffie to the Los Angeles Rams, and Jaylen Watson signed with the same team in free agency. L’Jarius Sneed signed up for his second stint in Kansas City. The team traded up to the sixth spot in the draft for LSU product Mansoor Delane,” Bleacher Report analyst Moe Moton said.
“If healthy, Delane is a lead cornerback. Nohl Williams started in five out of 17 contests last season and may have untapped potential as a third-rounder from the 2025 draft. Sneed has four years of experience in defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo’s system. Because of injuries, Fulton missed nine outings last year. He didn’t crack the starting lineup until the last two games of the campaign. With the changes at his position, the seventh-year pro is likely No. 4 on the depth chart among boundary defenders.”
“The Chiefs should shop Fulton, who’s entering his age-28 season. He could fetch late-round draft capital from a club in need of veteran insurance or a part-time starting cornerback. However, because of Fulton’s limited action last year, teams may be patient to see if the Chiefs cut him by August 30.”
The Tennessee Titans Need to Bring Kristian Fulton Home, NOW!
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The Titans need to make a move for Kristian Fulton, and they need to do it fast. The Titans’ best cornerback in recent memory was Kristian Fulton, who many called “Fulton County Jail” due to his lockdown antics and his continued success when it comes to man coverage.
Fulton would be able to play on the outside, which would ultimately move Alontae Taylor to his more natural position, which is the slot. Fulton has some injury issues, which is why the Titans moved on, but now they could get him back for cheaper.
It seems that the Titans could trade a small package in return for the talented cornerback, who would bring a quality starter ceiling. This package would likely be Day 3 draft picks only, which is a steal in my opinion.
