Titans assistant GM Dave Ziegler breaks down draft, previews minicamp

The Tennessee Titans are ramping up for their rookie minicamp this weekend and will get a chance to see their latest additions take the field at the Vanderbilt Medical Football Center for the first time.

As they work toward that, assistant general manager Dave Ziegler met with the media on Tuesday to discuss the draft process, some prospects, and an overview of what’s ahead.

Here are a few nuggets from this media session.

Looking forward to the rookie minicamp

Ziegler opened his press conference, breaking down the scouting process and the role the coaching staff played in helping the front office stack the draft board.

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How they helped build the offense for Cam Ward and Brian Daboll

When asked about Daboll's focus on building the offense around Cam, Ziegler first pointed to the additions of weapons, including Carnell Tate in the draft and Wan’Dale Robinson in free agency. Following that, he went into the offensive line and pointed to the additions of multiple players, who should raise the level of competition along the front.

How did the Titans prioritize building Brian Daboll’s new offensive roster this spring?

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Looking ahead to Anthony Hill's role

When asked about Hill, Ziegler stated the obvious: Hill will be used as an off-ball linebacker with some ability to add a splash as a pass rusher and will likely be moved around situationally. But he also broke down the linebackers' interchangeability in Salehs’ defense, noting that they look for similar traits across the formation and that the only real difference is that one of the linebackers will be wearing the green dot.