“It’s the draft, develop, retain, vision, philosophy that requires patience over, discipline, thought and action,” Brinker told ESPN. “It’s been proven. It’s everything that I believe. It’s what I grew up in this business. That’s all that I know.”

Titans President of Football Ops Chad Brinker confirmed to media on Wednesday that recently hired GM Mike Borgozi will have final say on draft picks.

Mike Borgonzi is now in place as the Titans’ general manager. While his authority will not reach the level of many of his colleagues around the league, he will have an interesting decision early in his tenure. Tennessee holds the No. 1 pick in April’s draft, but moving down the board will be considered.