Tennessee Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi spoke in broad strokes about his draft philosophies at the team's pre-draft press conference two days before the 2025 NFL Draft begins on April 24.

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Borgonzi and Brinker spoke earlier in the offseason about their preference being 10 picks per draft and a high percentage of those picks falling in the top 100, where the Titans only have two picks.

It'd only make sense if Mike Borgonzi of the Kansas City Chiefs were given complete control of the 53-man roster that many GMs have held, including predecessors in Tennessee.

The Titans hired Borgonzi after he spent 16 years with the Kansas City Chiefs. He was on Kansas City’s staff when the team traded up to select Patrick Mahomes, No. 10 overall in the 2017 draft.

Borgonzi has worked in the Kansas City front office for 16 seasons, dating back to 2009, working his way up from the franchise’s administrator of college scouting to the No. 2 job behind GM ...

Borgonzi said the team has a goal of securing as many top-100 picks over the next few years as possible. He added that the team is not opposed to trading back in order to secure more picks.

Borgonzi was a defensive quality control coach under Smith for his two years as their head coach. When Smith was fired, Borgonzi stayed with Tampa Bay until the end of the 2017 season.

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After Borgonzi took over in ’18, he became a reliable starter at middle linebacker. Bobby Okereke, a third-round pick a year later, ascended to a starting role late last season, ...