Titans' Draft Targets: Black, McAlister, Llewellyn, Zuhn

0:00On March 26th, the Tennessee Titans made several upgrades in free agency, but their roster still has gaps to fill. With the NFL draft coming up fast, they hold 9 total picks, including 6 on day 3. General manager Mike Borgonzi knows late-round selections could be keyed building depth and pushing toward the playoffs. One intriguing target is Kalon Black, a 24-year-old running back from Indiana. He racked up 1,040 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns last season for the national champions. Black brings toughness and short yardage and solid pass protection, making him a good fit to compliment Tony Pollard and Ty A Spears. Meanwhile, Eric McAllister from TCU stands out as a polarizing wide receiver prospect. Despite some off-field concerns, he posted 1,190 yards and 10 scores in 2025. At 6 feet 3 inches, with elite speed, he could add much needed size and deep threatability to the Titans' receiving group.

1:00On defense, Max Loelon, a 6-foot 6-edge rusher from Iowa, offers scheme fit in their 4-3 setup. He relies on clever moves like spins and swipes rather than raw power. Then there's Tre Zoom, the third from Texas A&M, a versatile offensive lineman who started 4 years at left tackle and snapped at center 2. Bringing leadership as a two-time captain. Borgonzi struck gold last year with day 3 picks like Khmeri Dyke and others, so nailing a few more could accelerate this rebuild. As the draft unfolds, keep an eye on these value ads to boost Tennessee's contention chances.