The Tennessee Titans selected Texas defensive lineman T'Vondre Sweat in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft, No. 38 overall.

Sweat gives the Titans a nose tackle candidate in the heart of their front seven.

Sweat visited the Titans during the pre-draft process. He was arrested for a DWI earlier this month prior to a visit with Tennessee.

The defensive lineman is the brother of Philadelphia Eagles pass-rusher Josh Sweat.

Pre-draft profile

Sweat isn't your typical space-eating nose tackle. He can handle those duties, to be sure, as his size and power understandably make him a nightmare to move off the ball. But he's also surprisingly nimble for a 366-pounder. Sweat can notch quick wins both as a pass-rusher and as a run defender by beating his opponent with lateral quickness and strong hand usage. While he may lack the explosive athleticism to become a high-end pass-rusher, the upside he's shown gives him the potential to be much more than a pocket-pusher, and perhaps a true three-down player at the next level.