NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Greetings. Welcome to our first post-draft mailbag…

@PaulKuharskyNFL Is drafting only one OLB a sign that they may use Brown there some next year? #PKMail

— The General (@mac9nj) May 3, 2015

Paul Kuharsky: No, I think Zach Brown is pretty much locked in as one of the top two inside guys. Outside they've got Brian Orakpo, Derrick Morgan, Jonathan Massaquoi, Kamerion Wimbley and now Deiontrez Mount. There are some holdover fringe guys and will be some undrafted free agents. They aren't super-stocked, but they are sufficiently stocked.

#PKmail Were you surprised the Titans went offense heavy? What do to improve defense now?

— al (@mendicantech) May 3, 2015

Paul Kuharsky: I'm not surprised it was offense-heavy. Maybe I'm a bit surprised at just how offense-heavy. Remember, the Titans went defense in free agency with Orakpo, safety Da'Norris Searcy and cornerback Perrish Cox. They get inside linebacker Zach Brown back from injury. That could be four new starters. That's a big makeover. Improvement season is largely over now. Maybe a free agent who's floating around and getting cheap gets added. Then perhaps some guys who get cut elsewhere at the end of camp. This roster is not far from the one we'll see in September.

@PaulKuharskyNFL After drafting 2 inside runners the writing is on the wall for Shon Greene. What other vets are in trouble? #pkmail

— Brad Meyers (@bamabrad1970) May 3, 2015

Paul Kuharsky: Shonn Greene was in trouble before the draft. They don't owe him anything until the season starts. So he'll be in camp and see how things shake out. Barring a couple injuries, I can't see a scenario where he sticks.

@PaulKuharskyNFL Will the Titans Org step up and provide the proper resources and guidance to keep DGB out of trouble? #PKmail

— Jason Nevill (@phi247) May 3, 2015

Paul Kuharsky: That's certainly the plan. And they can help him. But ultimately it's about him.

@PaulKuharskyNFL #pkmail do you project a spot for McCluster this year after new additions?

— Andrew Beckers (@abeck31) May 3, 2015

Paul Kuharsky: Yeah, I think he'll be around. He should be the punt returner. I'd predict he's more of a bit player on offense, maybe featured a bit in particular games because of particular matchups and game plans.

@PaulKuharskyNFL #titans #PKmail do u think going after a fullback so early was better than getting any DB's?

— pat evans (@JPevans_SR) May 3, 2015

Paul Kuharsky: The Jalston Fowler pick in the fourth round was a shock. Even if he's a great special-teamer, catches the ball well and gets some carries, what's the highest snap count we could envision for him on a Sunday? I don't know that it had to be a defensive back there. But I do think it's the one position where they still are too thin. The undrafted rookie pool there will be big.

@PaulKuharskyNFL #PKmail other than Mariota, which draftee is most likely to take the job from a current starter on the roster this year?

— JC Garrett (@JC_Garrett) May 3, 2015

Paul Kuharsky: You need starters out of the first three rounds. Second-round wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham should be a guy who comes in and plays from go. I'd project DGB and Kendall Wright as the starters, and Harry Douglas in when they go three-wide, which they'll use a lot. Third-round tackle Jeremiah Poutasi will have every chance to take the right tackle spot, which is pretty much open.