Quarterback, wide receiver, offensive tackle, pass rusher, and cornerback.

That's the Money 5.

Tennessee present and future with the Money 5.

Where are they?

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That's coming up in segment number three.

But we're going to talk about the Money Five here in segments one and two.

We're going to go position by position and kind of break down where Tennessee is present and future.

The Money 5 is kind of a phrase you hear often that refers to the positions on the football field of quarterback, wide receiver, offensive tackle, pass rusher, and cornerback.

When you're assembling an NFL franchise, when you are taking NFL

draft picks, very rarely are you taking a running back in the first round? It's happened,

and you hear lightly as well, like it's happened, but very rarely are you taking a running back.

Very rarely are you taking a linebacker. Very rarely are you taking

an interior offensive lineman in the first round. I mean, when you look at the pillars of how

you would to build your franchise on the offensive end, it's obviously quarterback, offensive

tackle, wide receiver. On the defensive side, it's edge, get after the pass or pass rusher, or corner.

Those are the money positions mostly, right?

I mean, again, there are defensive tackles to make a lot of money.

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