Titans Draft Jeremiyah Love, Prioritize Run Game

0:00On April 20th, Tennessee Titans sitting at the number 4 pick in the 2026 NFL draft, and our final 7-round mock has them grabbing. Notre Dame running back, Jeremiah Love, right there, in Round 1. With top-edge rushes like David Bailey and Arville Reese, likely gone to the Jets and Cardinals at 2-3, Love becomes the smart play to spark. The offense. He's a versatile 3-down back with big-play juice. Let your 300-carry grinder like the old legends, but he lights up Brian Callahan's. Scheme intakes pressure off Will Levis immediately. This pick means holding off another year on that number 1 wide receiver, or Elite Edge Guy, prioritizing the run game first. Fans might grumble about passing on past rushes, but it reshaves the roster's smartly depth over stars early. Impact hits hard on offense, giving Levis a real weapon while the defense builds gradually through later rounds. They double down on trenches in Round 2, with Texas A&M Guard chased by Santas for power

1:02and athleticism, then Penn State Edge, Danny Dennis Sutton. In Round 3 for speed and rotation, help alongside last year's pick. Round 4 brings more Aggie flavor, with Tackle Tray Zoon, the third for anchor strength. Deeper into day 3, they stockpiled defensive backs like Washington's Long Ephesians Prysock and Oregon Speedy Whiteout, Malik Benson for depth. Plus more DBs, Tackles, and a quick edge from New Mexico. This haul beefs the line, as versatility, and sets up a balanced rebuild that could flip the script next season. NFL News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on game day.