Titans' 2026 Roster: New Faces, Old Questions

0:00It's April 27th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and folks are already projecting the Tennessee Titans 53-man roster for September. They snagged eight new players, with Wild receiver Carnell Tate and edge defender Keldrick Falk going first round. All those rookies are seen as locks right now, even if a couple might bubble up due to depth. After this week, the Titans showed off Tate and Falk at their national facility alongside GM Mike Borganzi and coach Robert Salah. On offense, expect Cam Ward and Mitchell Trebuski a quarterback, assuming Will Levis gets traded. Running backs include Tony Pollard, TyJ Spears, Nicholas Singleton, and Julius Chestnut, while White House featured Tate with Calvin Ridley and others. For a solid upgrade, fans are buzzing about the receiver room stepping up big time, but the defense has some question marks. Up front, Jeffrey Simmons anchors the line with five total, and edge has Dermain Johnson

1:01and Falk leading five guys. Linebackers look more athletic, with Cedric Gray and Crew. Meanwhile, the secondary is paper thin, with nine spots, like Alente Taylor and Amani Hooker, so they might need camp standouts or trials to fill. Gaps. Offensive lines stays deep at 10, Titans at 4, and specialists are set with Joey's lie, Tommy Townsend, and Morgan Cox. roster battles kickoff soon in rookie camp, so these projections could shift quick as bodies hit the field and cuts happen.