2026 Tennessee Titans Mock Draft: 7-Round Projection
Draft Capital: 7 picks | Overall Grade: B Last Updated: August 31, 2026Overview
Tennessee Titans enter the 2026 NFL Draft with 7 selections. Biggest needs: Offensive Tackle, Running Back, Edge Rusher.
Complete Draft Class:Ole Miss
— Grade B-
Florida State
— Grade C
Texas Tech
— Grade C-
Penn State
— Grade C-
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Complete Pick-by-Pick Analysis
Pick #5 - Tennessee Titans: Colin Simmons, Edge Rusher, Texas
Rank: #4 overall | Grade: A+ Why This Pick:Simmons sliding to five is a gift the Titans didn't expect, and while OT and RB sit higher on their board, you don't pass on a top-four talent to reach for need at this spot. Tennessee's pass rush is their third-ranked priority, but grabbing a player this explosive this late in the top five is the kind of value that reshapes a draft class rather than derails it. This is best-player-available thinking winning out over rigid need order, and it's the right call.
The Fit:Simmons slots into a 3-4 scheme as an outside rusher who can win with the elite first-step burst and ankle flexibility that made him a nightmare for SEC tackles, racking up 12 sacks through just 10 games as a sophomore. He's not a finished product against power, at 240 pounds he can get stonewalled by maulers and his counter-plan is still raw when his first move gets stuffed, but Tennessee can bring him along as an situational rusher early while he adds functional mass. The ball production, six forced fumbles in two years, gives this defense the kind of disruptive playmaker it's been missing off the edge.
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Pick #37 - Tennessee Titans: Austin Siereveld, Offensive Tackle, Ohio State
Rank: #35 overall | Grade: B Why This Pick:With OT sitting atop Tennessee's need list after already addressing the pass rush at pick five, grabbing Siereveld here is a clean fit of value and necessity. He slid just two spots past his rank of 35, so the Titans aren't reaching, they're getting a top-10 offensive lineman in this class at a fair price while still checking off their number one roster hole. It's a sensible building block for a line that needs both immediate answers and long-term flexibility.
The Fit:Siereveld allowed zero sacks in 13 starts at left tackle in 2025 and just three across 1,305 career snaps, showing off the anchor, hand accuracy and finishing temperament that made him a captain at Ohio State. His below-average arm length and tendency to bend at the waist are real concerns against longer edge rushers, which is why many evaluators see his long-term home at guard rather than tackle. For Tennessee, that versatility is valuable either way, he can compete at tackle now or slide inside later, giving the Titans a physical, high-floor piece for a line that badly needed both bodies and toughness.
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Pick #69 - Tennessee Titans: Trinidad Chambliss, Quarterback,
Ole Miss
Rank: #64 overall | Grade: B- Why This Pick:QB is Tennessee's seventh-ranked need, so taking Chambliss at 69 after the board pushed him five spots past his rank #64 grade is a defensible value pick rather than a reach. With the Titans already loading up on tackle help earlier and no urgent need to start a rookie under center, this is a low-risk swing on developmental upside, stashing a dynamic athlete behind the current starter while he learns the position.
The Fit:Chambliss brings exactly the kind of second-reaction magic Tennessee lacks on the roster, a shifty runner who racked up 527 rush yards and 8 rush touchdowns in 2025 while completing 65.6% of his throws for 3,937 yards and 22 touchdowns against just 3 interceptions at Ole Miss. He needs a play-caller willing to simplify his pre-snap reads since he still leans on sideline cards and struggles against disguised coverage, but his arm talent, escapability, and clutch track record against Georgia and Miami give the Titans a developmental project with real ceiling if they can be patient.
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Pick #106: Duce Robinson (Wide Receiver,Florida State
) - Grade C. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential.
Pick #143: Bo Jackson (Running Back, Ohio State) - Grade C. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #186: Austin Romaine (Inside Linebacker,Texas Tech
) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential.
Pick #225: Jeremiah Cooper (Safety,Penn State
) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential.
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Draft Class Summary
Overall Grade: B | 7 positions addressed across 7 picks.---