Yes, Tennessee went secondary with their two first round picks.
Although wide receiver is a considerable need, the Titans slide up from 17th overall to snatch another SEC defender. They shore up the corner spot with Tabor. Now they add the best safety in the 2017 draft class while only losing a third round pick in 2017 and a fifth rounder in 2018.
Adams brings an aggressive demeanor and the unique ability to be stout at strong safety as well as free safety. In Nashville, Adams will man the strong safety and apply his physicality and impressive instincts. Nice NFL frame (6-1, 213 lbs) along with explosiveness and polished tackling ability. Similar to Tabor, Adams has the confidence and swagger to transform a defense. It will be a different circumstance with two top 12 picks starting in the secondary. However, the addition of Adams gives the Titans a game-changing safety that will only enhance a defense. There is no doubt that adding the two SEC defensive backs will improve the Titans defense dramatically.