Tennessee traded No. 207 to Cincinnati for Nos. 217 and 227,…
Tennessee traded No. 207 to Cincinnati for Nos. 217 and 227, selecting Corey Levin and Josh Carraway. Levin ultimately logged 88 regular-season games and seven starts for the Titans through 2025, while Carraway appeared in one game.
Cincinnati Bengals Received
- pick 2017 sixth-round pick (#207- Brandon Wilson )
Tennessee Titans Received
- pick 2017 sixth-round pick (#217-Corey Levin)
- pick 2017 seventh-round pick (#227-Josh Carraway)
Trade Analysis
The Exchange
Tennessee and Cincinnati official transaction records agree on the April 2017 move: the Bengals received No. 207, while the Titans received Nos. 217 and 227. Cincinnati selected Brandon Wilson; Tennessee selected Corey Levin and Josh Carraway.
Tennessee Return
Levin became the durable piece. Pro Football Reference credits him with 88 Titans regular-season games and seven starts through 2025, including all 16 games and one start in 2018. Carraway appeared in one Titans game in 2017.
Cincinnati Return
Wilson played 60 Bengals regular-season games with three starts from 2017 through 2021. His largest value came on special teams: 58 kickoff returns for 1,542 yards and two touchdowns, including return scores in both 2019 and 2020.
Hindsight Comparison
Tennessee received more years and games of offensive-line depth from Levin, while Cincinnati received fewer games but a genuine impact return specialist in Wilson. PFR assigns comparable low-end career value to the principals, and neither side produced a long-term starter from the swap.
Final Verdict
Even Trade, B- to B-. Both teams turned late-round movement into useful multi-year contributors, with different roles but no clear enough separation to force a winner.