Titans' Draft Dilemma: Edge Rushers or Offense?

0:00On April 16th, the Tennessee Titans sit at number 4 overall in the 2026 NFL draft set for April 23rd. General manager Mike Borgonzi faces his second big bore call since taking over last year with the team needing edge rushers, wide receivers, cornerbacks, and interior offensive line help. Coach Robert Salah wants a defense that pressures quarterbacks with just four down linemen. Writers from the USA to date network are split on the best move. Several push-edge rushers like David Bailey from Texas Tech, the top college pass rusher last season, Rubin Bain Jr. for Miami to pair with. Jeffrey Simmons, or young Ohio State star, are Vail Reese for his versatility. These picks could rebuild the front four into the team's strongest since 2008. Fans and experts see real impact from Notre Dame running back, Jeremiah Love, the draft's top back. Multiple voices say, grab him despite the spot, pairing his dual-threat speed with second-year quarterback, Cam Ward. It adds swagger to an offense that got little free agency help beyond Wandel Robinson.

1:04One smart play might be trading down for more picks than snagging LSU cornerback, Mansor Delane, that feels a need without forcing a reach, especially if another team covets love. Whatever Borgons he chooses, this draft could flip the Titan's script loading up trenches or sparking the offense to finally click.