Titans Weigh Love vs. Other Needs in NFL Draft

0:00On March 2nd, Notre Dame riding back Jeremiah Love stands out as the most explosive offensive talent headed into the 2026 NFL Draft. The Tennessee Titans hold the fourth overall pick and are weighing whether to grab him, but they're being warned against repeating the Las Vegas. Raiders misstep from last year when they took top-back Ashen Jonti, sixth overall. NFL Draft analyst Dane Brugler recently suggested the Titans should talk it over, but likely pass in favor of other needs like a receiver or edge. Russia. He sees Love as a great player who'd pair well with quarterback Cam Ward, yet more of a final piece than a cornerstone for this roster. Tennessee's offense has been a project around the rookie ward, who faced tough sledding early with a shaky line and inconsistent run game until late. November, that forced too many dropbacks and limited their attack. The Raiders serve as a clear lesson, drafting Jonti into a mess of poor line play, weak defense, and a struggling pass game that kept even his skills. In check,

1:02if the Titans believe in their improving line now, Love could pay off big, but the smart move might still be building elsewhere first to set up, long-term success.