As the 2019 NFL Draft continues to approach, teams like the Tennessee Titans are taking advantage of a few last opportunities to evaluate potential prospects.
On Saturday, Titans head coach Mike Vrabel attended Boston College’s spring game. His son, Tyler Vrabel, is an offensive lineman for the team and is the main reason why Vrabel was in attendance.
But the coach has also expressed some interest in players entering this year’s draft. Per a report by NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, Vrabel is also there to work out draft-eligible players like defensive end Zach Allen and guard Chris Lindstrom.
Defensive tackle Ray Smith, wide receiver Jeff Smith and safety Will Harris are also among the Eagles to participate in the draft next month.
Both Allen and Lindstrom put on solid performances between NFL Combine and the school’s Pro Day and could give the Titans an overall boost in general manager Jon Robinson decides to take them from the draft board in April.
