The Tennessee Titans added some skill players to the roster in the NFL draft and general manager Mike Borgonzi broke down what thy bring to the table.

The Titans made quarterback Cam Ward the first overall pick of the draft last Thursday and that carries the expectation that he'll be the starting for the team when they hit the field for the first week of the regular season.

ESPN reporter Turron Davenport pointed out that the major concern for the 22-year-old Ward is seemingly not having enough weapons. "The Titans did not do much to give Ward a scary group of receivers," wrote Davenport.