Titans Snag Carmona, Boost Offensive Line

0:00On April 25th, the Tennessee Titans just snagged Arkansas Guard for Nando-Carmona at pick number 142 in the 2026 NFL draft. After trading up for first round pass rusher Keldrick Falk and second round linebacker Anthony Hill Jr., they waited through 81 picks, without grabbing anyone else, finally adding some offensive line beef. That defensive focus left their interior line thin, especially with no big free agent splashes and Kevin Zitler still on the market. Carmona is not flawless, but he dropped late enough to be a steal and he is lining up as a real shot for a day one starter at RyGuard. Fans and analysts are buzzing because Tennessee lacks a locked-in guy there. Austin Schlotman looks set at center. Peter Skaronsky owns left guard, which was Carmona's college spot, so he could slide right over. Cordell Bolson has been inconsistent and fifth-rounder Jackson Slater from last year barely played, so Carmona might have the edge in camp. His college tape shows monster power, protecting quarterback Taylor Green and running back Mike

1:05Washington Jr. He is a beast in the run game with heavy hands, but past protection has technique glitches that Slickrushers exploit. The Titans are banking on coach Brian Dable to polystyles ref edge as quick. Game ready for a day three pick like this. Carmona fits perfect after their defense heavy start. Running a rookie starter here would be smart business for general manager Mike Borgonzi balancing the line without burning early picks.