Titans' Draft Dilemma: Love or Surprise?

On April 15, the Tennessee Titans hold the number 4 pick in the 2026 NFL draft and everyone's

buzzing about Notre Dame running back.

Jeremiah Love as the top choice.

Past rushers like David Bailey or Arbale Reese could also tempt them if they slide, especially

with new GM Mike Borganzi calling the shots.

Behold up, what if they zig instead of zag?

Ohio State linebacker Sunny Styles stands out as a real wild card.

He's a blue chip talent at a devalued spot, and with head coach Robert Salas linebacker

roots, Styles could revamp that defense stepping in for.

Guys like Cody Barton, meanwhile, White receiver Carnell Tate from Ohio State might pair perfectly

with franchise QB cam ward.

Sure, some call it a reach at number 4, but Tate's high impact play could fill their

need for a true number 1 receiver, much like projections for.

The Browns at 6.

In their safety, Caleb Downs, another Buckeye, who slipped on boards despite elite skills

all around.

The Titans have a Monty Hooker and Kevin Byard holding it down back there, but three safety

sets are trending league wide after Seattle Superbowl.

Run.

Whatever Borganzi and Saleh cook up, this pick shapes their rebuild.

Could be Love's Speed, a defensive anchor or offensive firepower to liftward.

Keep watching those mocks evolve.