Titans' Draft: Stars & Depth for Ward & Saleh

0:00It's April 26th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. The Tennessee Titans just wrapped their 20-26 NFL Draft with eight solid picks, including two first rounders to build around second year. Quarterback Cam Ward and new head coach Robert Salah. They grabbed wide receiver Carnell Tate at number 4 overall from Ohio State, a polished route runner with big play potential. Then they traded up to number 31 for Auburn Edge-Resher Keldrick Falk, adding pass-rush juice of front. On day 2, they snagged Athletic Limebacker Anthony Hill Jr. who could hit the field early in Salah's game. Day 3 brought depth with interior linemen, Fernando Carmona and Pat Cougan for the trenches, run stuff for Jackie Marshall on defense, running back, Nicholas Singleton as a 5th round steal, with touchdown chops, and developmental tight-in, Jaren Kanak. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the balance. Affance gets weapons for Ward like Tate and Singleton, while defense bolsters with Falk

1:02and Hill. Experts gave mixed grades, Mel Kiper at C++ for lacking punch beyond Tate, but Chad Reuter hit A-Praising the Value and Scheme Fits. Grades trended higher elsewhere. USA Today, C++, PFF, highlighting Tate's efficiency and Falk's run defense, CBS Sports B, Reuters A-And, sporting news even a plus for setting up a wildcard push. Many note passing on early running back for receiver made sense with Singleton later. This hall positions the Titans to compete now, blending immediate starters and future pieces. Watch Ward sling it to Tate while Salah's D heats up. Titans Nation got reasons to feel good, heading into next season.