The names of prospects visiting the Tennessee Titans keep coming as the team ramps up their final preparations for the 2025 NFL draft.
One of the latest to be reported is Tennessee defensive tackle Omarr Norman-Lott.
Tennessee DT Omarr Norman-Lott has been busy and in-demand, visiting the #Bengals today after being with the #Browns yesterday. He also has the #Bills and #Titans this week and next week, the #Chiefs and #49ers. He has already visited the #Falcons, #Bears, and #Bucs.
— A-Star Sports (@a_starsports) April 9, 2025
Norman-Lott is the second defensive tackle from Tennessee to be connected to the Titans after Elijah Simmons committed to attending the local Pro Day workout.
Unlike Simmons, Norman-Lott brings a lot more twitch as a pass rusher to the table and appears to have intriguing upside. Underutilized by the Volunteers, he showed flashes of potential during his time in Knoxville and appears to be a player on the rise.
Unlike many defensive tackles, he is more of a pass rusher than a traditional run stuffer. However, he has shown a combination of strength and leverage at the point of attack that should allow him to grow more consistent in that facet and take on a larger role for an NFL defense.
Norman-Lott is a high-ceilinged prospect who should come into the league and make an impact in a rotational capacity. While he is not quite ready to be a three-down contributor, his pass-rush skills and dynamic traits should help him come off the board sometime on Day 2 of the draft.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans to host in-demand SEC defensive tackle on a Top 30 visit
