AFC South Draft Needs

Indianapolis
1- Offensive Tackle: Charlie Johnson did an adequate job protecting Peyton Manning's blindside but getting a true Left Tackle should be a priority for the Colts. Manning means more to this franchise than arguably any other player for any other team so they should do whatever they can to make sure he's upright and healthy.

2- Defensive Tackle: The Colts have gotten away without having an impact DT for years, but a big body in the middle to free up the rest of their speedy playmakers on defense could take that defense to the next level

3- Cornerback: The Colts have pretty much no depth at this position to speak of and none of the guys on the roster are impact corners to begin with. This is a position that could be looked at early for Indy.

Houston
1- Cornerback: Houston's secondary was its main weakness before Dunta Robinson left for Atlanta. Now its even bigger of an issue. They should look to take a corner very early this draft.

2- Runningback: Steve Slaton is mediocre at best and the lack of a real goalline threat hurt the team at times this past season. A workhorse back to take the pressure off of the Texan's passing game could help Houston finally get over the hump.

3- Defensive Tackle: The Texans should be looking at taking a big nose to free up those dynamic linebackers.

Tennessee
1- Defensive End: The Titans have pretty much no one to rush the passer anymore, and in a division featuring Peyton Manning and the Colts, and Andre Johnson and the Texans, slowing down the passing game is exceptionally important.

2- Linebacker: Tennessee signed Will Weatherspoon to help out at OLB but they still have no one to plug into the ILB role.

3- Center: Kevin Mawae was a team leader but he has moved on and his replacement isn't likely on the roster so grabbing a center in this years draft is a must.

Jacksonville
1- Safety: Reggie Nelson is a bust at FS and they could also use an upgrade at SS. The Jaguars cornerbacks are decent but the safeties are awful.

2- Inside Linebacker: The Jags are moving Justin Durant to the outside leaving a big hole an ILB. They will likely address this position early.

3- Quarterback: David Garrard would be better served as a backup. Though he is serviceable enough, it wouldn't surprise anyone if the Jaguars opted to look for their QB of the future in this draft.