The Tennessee Titans have received offers for the fifth overall pick in the NFL draft and are contemplating a trade, a league source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Tennessee also holds the No. 18 overall selection. The fifth pick originally belonged to the Los Angeles Rams and was acquired prior to last year's draft when L.A. traded up to No. 1 overall to nab quarterback Jared Goff.
Last month, Titans general manager Jon Robinson made it clear he was willing to listen to offers. The Titans could stand pat and fill a need: secondary, pass-rusher, receiver. Provided the Browns, 49ers, Bears and Jaguars pass on quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, teams may be desperate to leap ahead of another quarterback-needy team in the Jets at No. 6.
Robinson said Tuesday "it's 50-50" that the Titans draft fifth and 18th as scheduled.
ESPN's Paul Kuharsky contributed to this report.