Slater’s guard versatility is a focal point for the Titans’ interior line, with strong implications for next year’s starting lineup and immediate depth. Coaches have signaled confidence in his ceiling, projecting a path from developmental guard to potential long-term starter.

Slater drew increased reps in the opener and, with Zeitler out, could become the interior backup behind veterans. A productive week against the Falcons could fast-track his path to a primary interior swing role, especially if he holds up with the starters.

Jackson Slater is a promising guard selected by the Titans, known for his positional flexibility and impressive college career. He brings starting potential but must overcome concerns about a past knee injury.

Jackson Slater is the first Titans/Oilers draft pick to have a U.S. state capital in both his name and his alma mater, making him a unique selection.

Jackson Slater is expected to bolster the Titans' offensive line. His selection reflects the team’s commitment to protecting their quarterback and enhancing the run game.