As the Tennessee Titans continue the search for their next starting quarterback, we'll continue to examine some of the more intriguing options that may be available.

Recently, the possibility of acquiring young and talented QB Kevin Kolb was discussed. Sure, he'd look great in the Titans' huddle for years to come but as I mentioned in the article, the price to snag him away from Philly is going to be steep to say the least.

Today, we'll take a look at the potential of trading for another signal-caller: Denver's Kyle Orton, a guy the Titans may be able to acquire without relinquishing their highly valuable first-round draft pick.

As we all know, courtesy of the decision to part ways with Vince Young, the Tennessee Titans are in need of a starting quarterback.

One of the more intriguing and most talked about potential starting signal-caller options is Philadelphia's Kevin Kolb. Thanks to the surprising re-emergence of a once-incarcerated and now-rejuvenated Michael Vick, Kolb's days in the city of Brotherly Love are probably numbered.

According to recent media reports, Kolb may be available, in exchange for a first-rounder.

Although a murky labor situation serves as the proverbial 800 lb. elephant in the room that may thwart this possibility from becoming a reality anytime soon, if presented with the opportunity, should the Tennessee Titans pony up the high asking price of a first-rounder to reign in Kevin Kolb as their starting quarterback for next year and beyond?

We're still a few months away from the 2011 NFL Draft, but that hasn't stopped prognosticators from getting an early start on trying to predict what each team will do with their first round selections.

That's right, folks, the onslaught of mock drafts that we'll be bombarded with over the course of the next few months has begun. Mock drafters have initated the process of trying to determine, based on their perception of each team's needs, how the first round of the 2011 NFL Draft will unfold.

Let's take an early look at what mock drafters have to say about the course the Titans should take with their 8th overall, first round selection.

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Help Wanted: The Tennessee Titans are looking for a signal-caller.

With last week's decision to end the Vince Young era in the city of Nashville, the Titans are now faced with the tall task of finding themselves a starting quarterback.

Whether it's through the draft via their shiny, new #8 overall pick, a trade for an up-and-coming or established young veteran or the slim pickings of a rather weak QB free agency class, there's going to be someone new barking out the signals in the huddle of the Titans' offense in 2011.

Let's take an early look at some of the Titans' potential options as they begin the process of finding their next starting QB.