The Tennessee Titans have moved up in the second round of the NFL Draft, acquiring the No. 60 overall selection from the Chicago Bears, per Adam Schefter.
In exchange for the No. 60 pick, the Bears received picks No. 69 and No. 144 from the Titans. The move allows Tennessee to jump nine spots in the draft order to secure a prospect late in the second round. For Chicago, the trade provides additional draft capital, adding a fifth-round selection while remaining in the early third round at pick 69.
Draft trades of this nature often signal a team identifying a specific player they believe will not fall to their original position. The Titans now hold the 60th overall pick, while the Bears will look to utilize their new assets at 69 and 144 to bolster their roster depth as the draft continues.
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