Titans' Draft Focus: Jeremiyah Love for Ward's Growth

0:00On March 23rd, the Tennessee Titans lead the NFL and free agency spending with $294 million committed so far, including AIA. Lee Kai $130 million in guaranteed money. After two, straight, three-win, 14-loss seasons, General Manager Mike Borgonsy used the early period to shore up roster weaknesses and raise the team's baseline talent. They still have cap space for more second wave signings, but the focus is shifting to the 2026 draft, where Tennessee holds the number. 4. Overall pick. This spot offers a chance to grab a top prospect for their ongoing rebuild. Fans and analysts see the running back spot as a priority, with Tony Pollard and TaiJ Spears both in contract years and unlikely to stick around past. Next season. Pollard's heavy workload has shown signs of where, even after another 1,000 yard year. The Titans skipped adding a back and free agency, hinting at draft plans under new head coach Robert Salah. Jeremiah Love from Notre Dame is gaining buzz as the ideal choice at number 4, especially to boost offense around franchise quarterback Cam Ward.

1:08Defensive talents like pass rushers, David Bailey, Arvel Reese, Ruben Bain Jr., Safety Caleb Downs, and Linebacker Sonny Styles will be there too, but prioritizing Ward's growth points to love. With versatility now in place across the roster, Borganzi can target the best fit without forcing needs, setting up Tennessee for a stronger push, forward in the coming years.