2026 Tennessee Titans Mock Draft: 7-Round Projection
Draft Capital: 9 picks | Overall Grade: B Last Updated: June 01, 2026Overview
Tennessee Titans enter the 2026 NFL Draft with 9 selections. Biggest needs: Running Back, Wide Receiver, Edge Rusher.
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Complete Pick-by-Pick Analysis
Pick #4 - Tennessee Titans: Jeremiyah Love, Running Back, Notre Dame
Rank: #3 overall | Grade: A+ Why This Pick:Taking a running back fourth overall will draw heat, but Tennessee has been stockpiling offensive infrastructure for Cam Ward -- JC Latham at tackle, Brian Daboll as the lead offensive voice -- and Love was the third-ranked player on the board. Running back was also their No. 1 positional need. When a franchise is rebuilding around a young quarterback, giving him a 10.76 100m track champion in the backfield is how you accelerate the timeline.
The Fit:Love's tape at Notre Dame is a blur: 1,125 rushing yards, 237 receiving, 19 total touchdowns, and the kind of track-verified explosiveness that translates instantly in zone schemes. The Travis Etienne-Jamaal Charles comp range tells you everything about his ceiling as a home-run threat who can also catch 40 balls out of the backfield. Pass protection still needs work, but paired with a young QB still learning NFL defenses, having a back who can win with one cut and turn a five-yard run into 50 lowers the degree of difficulty dramatically.
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Pick #35 - Tennessee Titans: TJ Parker, Edge Rusher, Clemson
Rank: #33 overall | Grade: B Why This Pick:Critical need filled. Tennessee Titans desperately needed Edge Rusher help (need #3), and TJ Parker was the best available at this spot. This pick addresses an immediate roster weakness.
The Fit:TJ Parker brings immediate impact to Tennessee Titans. T.J. Parker is a powerful, physical edge defender whose combination of size, strength, and relentless motor made him one of college football's most productive pass rushers over his first two seasons at Clemson. At 6'3", 260 pounds, Parker arrived as... His best trait—heavy hands that generate explosive initial contact and put linemen on skates—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Bradley Chubb with similar power-based playing style-type player at the NFL level.
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Pick #66 - Tennessee Titans: Kyle Louis, Outside Linebacker, Pittsburgh
Rank: #68 overall | Grade: B- Why This Pick:Tennessee reaches three spots for an athletic linebacker. With the roster in full rebuild and inside linebacker listed as the fourth-tier need, bringing in another versatile second-level defender helps solidify the unit around Cam Ward's still-forming supporting cast.
The Fit:Louis is an athletic OLB with good speed, developing coverage skills, and the kind of range and motor that fits modern nickel-heavy defenses. Production numbers are limited on the scouting sheet, but the trait profile (speed, versatility, high motor) suggests a special-teams-first contributor with starter upside in Year 2.
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Pick #101: Kamari Ramsey (Safety, USC) - Grade C+. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #142: Tyler Onyedim (Defensive Line, Texas A&M) - Grade C. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #144: Ephesians Prysock (Cornerback, Washington) - Grade C. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #184: Tyren Montgomery (Wide Receiver, John Carroll) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #194: Ar'maj Reed-Adams (Offensive Guard, Texas A&M) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #225: Eric Gentry (Outside Linebacker, USC) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential.---
Draft Class Summary
Overall Grade: B | 8 positions addressed across 9 picks.---