A visit by Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota to the Tennessee Titans, who have the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL draft, on Thursday came two days after a private workout in Eugene in front of Tampa Bay Buccaneers executives who hold the top selection.



Each team faces uncertainty at quarterback, both in which QBs are on their rosters and how they'll pick between the top quarterbacks in this draft.



The Titans list second-year pros Zach Mettenberger and Alex Tanney and 10th-year journeyman Charlie Whitehurst on their roster. Like the Bucs, the Titans sent a large contingent to watch recent pro day workouts of both Mariota and Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston, who is considered by many analysts as the likely No. 1 pick when the first round is announcedof Winston as his best quarterback in the draft.



"He threw 18 interceptions this year," Mayock said of his rankings switch during an NFL Network interview Wednesday. "And on a team that arguably had the best talent in the country, he continued to put his team at a disadvantage almost weekly."



It will take a few more weeks to know whether Mariota put himself in contention to be the Titans' future starter.

Back in Eugene, his former Ducks teammates will get ready for their sixth of 15 practices of spring football on Friday.



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