The Tennessee Titans were incredibly active in the first wave of NFL free agency, as general manager Mike Borgonzi worked tirelessly to improve a roster that posted just three wins in 2025.

Though the Titans were able to fill a plethora of needs in free agency and also added key depth, there is still work to do ahead of the 2026 season, and all eyes are now on April’s draft.

That said, let’s do a post-free-agency five-round Titans mock draft. Yes, I know free agency is still going on, and Tennessee could make other signings, but as of right now, this is how I envision the draft going.

Round 1, Pick 4: RB Jeremiyah Love, Notre Dame

Where there’s smoke, there’s fire.

Love has been linked to the Titans for weeks now, and with Tennessee mainly focusing on defense in free agency, taking an immediate impact offensive player at pick 4 to help Cam Ward would be logical.

Love has all the tools to be an All-Pro player in the NFL, and there’s nothing more beneficial for a young quarterback than a formidable rushing attack.

Edge rusher could still be the selection here, and it makes sense. However, let’s kick off a new era of Titans football by taking a freak of nature to be the franchise running back.

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Round 2, Pick 35: EDGE Malachi Lawrence, UCF

Let’s address edge rusher here.

Lawrence is the exact edge rusher the Titans need right now. The UCF product possesses immense speed, running a 4.52 40-yard dash at the NFL combine, and was a proven producer in college, tallying seven sacks in 2025 and another 12.5 combined in 2023 and 2024.

The 6-foot-4, 253-pound defender would be an exceptional addition to Tennessee’s pass-rushing rotation and would complement Jermaine Johnson and Femi Oladejo well in the edge rusher room.

Round 3, Pick 66: WR Ted Hurst, Georgia State

Let’s add a weapon for Mr. Ward in Round 3.

Hurst is an explosive playmaker who tallied over 1,000 receiving yards at Georgia State in 2025. At 6-foot-3, Hurst possesses excellent size and a large catch radius, making him a dynamic red-zone threat.

Wide receiver is no longer a pressing need for the Titans, but if Hurst is on the board at 66, Tennessee shouldn’t pass on him. He could be an immediate impact pass-catcher for Ward and compete for a starting spot in his rookie season.

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Round 4, Pick 101: OT Kage Casey, Boise State

Dan Moore Jr. and JC Latham are slated to be the Titans’ starting tackles this year, but I’m still not comfortable with the depth behind them.

Insert Casey, a three-year starter at left tackle for Boise State who could develop into the eventual replacement for Moore. Casey allowed just six sacks in nearly 3,000 snaps during his college career and is also a solid run-blocker.

Round 5, Pick 142 (Via New York Jets): OL Ar'maj Reed-Adams, Texas A&M

Let’s add some versatility to the offensive line on Day 3.

Reed-Adams has experience playing both guard spots and right tackle, though right guard is his primary position. The 6-foot-5 offensive lineman is a tenacious run blocker who allowed just one sack in 2024 and 2025.

Reed-Adams would be a fascinating young depth piece who could develop into a starter one day for the Titans.

Round 5, Pick 144: CB Devon Marshall, NC State

Tennessee focused heavily on corner in free agency, signing Cor’Dale Flott, Alontae Taylor, and Joshua Williams.

However, let’s add some depth on Day 3. Marshall was a shutdown corner for NC State in 2025, allowing just a 43.5% completion rate on 62 targets and a 56.4 passer rating when targeted.

The 5-foot-11 corner would be a tremendous young depth piece on the Titans’ defense and also contribute on special teams.

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