Titans' Mock Draft: Speed, Size, and Impact

0:00For the NFL, it's March 20th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Tennessee Titans still have key holes to fill after free agency, especially a running back center, guard, edge rusher, and linebacker. A new pro football focus simulator, mock draft for the 2026 NFL draft, lays out a full seven round plan starting with pick number 4. Overall, they grab running back Jeremiah Love from Notre Dame. A speedy playmaker expected to star right away and help young quarterback Cam Ward. Who? Struggled as a rookie without enough weapons, Ward needs backs who can catch passes and break big runs and Love fits that with his quick cuts and route running. In round two, pick number 35, the Titans add defensive interior Kristen Miller from Georgia, a massive six foot four 300. 21 pounder strong against the run, but needing pass rush polish. Meanwhile, round three brings tackle Caleb Tiernan from Northwestern

1:00at pick number 66, a versatile blocker who might slide inside to guard. These early picks could transform the offense around Ward and shore up the lines on both sides. Fancy potential impact from Love's speed stressing defenses and Miller's size plugging run lanes, addressing last season's weaknesses head on. Later selections like Titan Sam Roush from Stanford in round four add receiving upside while another running back, Nicholas Singleton from Penn, state lands in round five. Deeper into the draft, edge rusher Nadam Tucker from Western Michigan brings elite pass rush stats in round five, guard DJ Campbell from Texas, improves protection in round six, linebacker Red Murdoch from Buffalo adds tackling grit and center Parker Brailsford from Alabama, capsid as a zone skiing fit in round seven. This blueprint points to a balanced rebuild ready to compete sooner than