Titans Complete Draft Class, Add Deep Threat Tate

0:00On April 25th, the Tennessee Titans are finishing their 2026 NFL draft class today, April 25th in Pittsburgh, with rounds 4 through 7. General manager Mike Borgonzi already grabbed wide receiver carnal tape from Ohio State at number 4 overall, edge-resher Keldrick Falk from Auburn. At number 31, linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. from Texas at number 60 in Round 2, guard Fernando Carmona from Arkansas at number 1. 42 in Round 5, and running back Nicholas Singleton from Penn State at number 165. They shocked folks early by taking Tate so high, pairing him with second-year quarterback Cam Ward as a deep threat and contested catch guy, though. He's never been a top option at Ohio State before. Opinions split on that picksome, call it a reach with a C++ grade, stirring memories of past draft risks, while Falk's massive 6ft 6 frame. And a B- as a trayback value to bolster the front four.

1:02Hill Jr. stands out with an A-grade, a buck-us-award finalist last year at 6ft 2, 238 lbs, ready to start thanks to, his experience and speed. Carmona fills the interior line need with a solid B, a 6ft 5 B's to allow just one sack at guard after switching from tackle. As rounds 6 and 7 wrap up, Borgonzi squad looks stacked for Ward's growth.