Titans Host Top NFL Draft Prospects

0:00On March 30th, the 2026 NFL Draft is just under a month out, and the Tennessee Titans are hosting top prospects at their facility. Teams get 30 visits total, giving coaches a close look at potential picks. So far, they've brought in standouts like Notre Dame running back Jeremiah Love, ranked number 4 overall, right after a strong combine. Ruben Bain Jr. for Miami, the number 7 ed rusher, already met them at the combine, and has a visit lined up post pro day. Ohio State's Cornell Tate, number 9, wide receiver, named the Titans among his top 5 stops alongside other early picks like the Giants and Browns. LSU Corner, Mansour Delane, the top corner in this class at number 10, is also scheduled. These meetings hint at needs. Across running back, edge, receiver, and corner positions, the Titans might target high. Last year, seven of their nine draftees never even visited, so this isn't a lock on selections, but it shows who's catching their eye amid roster.

1:01Rebuilds, deeper into the board, USC's Belenacoff winner, Makai Limon at number 14, and Texas A&M Speedster, KC Concepts Yone, number 32, have Titans Chat said. Florida's Kayla Banks, number 35 defensive lineman, and Arizona's Traden Stukes, number 65 corner, already connected to. Lower guys like Clemson's Tristan Lay and Memphis's Travis Burke, round out offensive line interest. Keep watching these touch points, their clues to how Tennessee plays their draft cards come April.