I hope you’re not Rick Smith. Gah.

Anyways, I’m being more and more swayed towards Jenkins. He probably won’t be there, but I’m not concerned about those combine numbers at all. Worse comes to worse, it’s not like we don’t have gaping holes at safety anyways. And if he can play CB (and for the record, the guy can play, no matter what his 40 time is), it’s nice insurance in case we can’t work things out with Dunta. Not to mention, CB contracts are ridiculous right now. You could sign a serviceable free agent SLB for much cheaper than a starting-caliber CB.

I won’t complain if we get Matthews though. I think Pittsburgh has taught us all a lesson in how important LB is (although I guess it’s a bit different in the 3-4). And until we find a decent NT, we need all the run-stopping help we can get at the LB position.

Someone mentioned Crabtree, so I’ll just say, eve though receivers are a strength—AJ, Crabtree, Walter, Daniels! That’s a major upgrade and almost indefensible.

Oher—D. Brown is a serviceable left tackle but doesn’t/won’t excel there. Might at right. Winston down to Guard, make Briesel and White fight out center so we only have one serious weakness on the line and at least there’s a competition. The dominoes would just fall and take this from a line that was, again serviceable, even good toone that is dominant, at least potentially.

Jenkins. This is the guy I really want. I am one of those that has been SCREAMING for a safety and I’d rather have that than a backer, not to mention he’s the higher prospect. Can’t believe I picked Oher over him. Still, this is more likely and would make my April.

If none of the above, trade down! If you lose out on Matthews, take Sintim and make good on your extra pick.

And oh yeah, I’d trade the pick with Oher and lose up to ten spots available for a second rounder only.

Posted by ESPN.com’s Paul Kuharsky

The Titans continue to look at veteran cornerbacks to add for depth. A day after Donald Strickland of the 49ers was in Nashville, the Titans are hosting DeMarcus Faggins of the Texans, Jonathan Hutton reports.

While the Texans have great regard for Faggins, one of three players on the 2008 team that was an original member of the franchise in 2002, Houston is not attempting to re-sign him.

And in a year where coverage was an issue at times, a player affectionately known as “Petey” tended to be more of the problem than the solution. In his seventh season, he appeared in all 16 games, starting five.

Tennessee continues to consider players to help their depth, as beyond their starters and nickelback, they have no corners with experience.

I am a veteran of the Love Ya Blue era, so I have been thru the emotional wars over the years w/the Houston sports teams. Matthews, I believe is evolving. I believe he will continue to improve and his longevity will exceed 12 years. Daddy and Uncle put around 35 years between them in the NFL, and at an extremely high level of play. I believe Jr. is a late bloomer, and looking at his kin, it only serves to prove my point. I think Cushing won’t last in the NFL. I think he is going to be an injury list regular. Just my two cents.