Titans Focus on Edge Rushers, Skill Players in 2026 Draft

On March 24th, the 2026 NFL draft is getting closer, and the Tennessee Titans are busy with final in-person meetings on top prospects.

Front offices league-wide are wrapping up reports from the scouting combine at the end of February, plus official 30 visits and workouts.

For the Titans, this signal's strong interest in elite ed rushers and skill players early in the draft.

They've already had formal combine chats with standouts like Arvel Reese from Ohio State, ranked second overall, David Bailey from Texas Tech at 3rd, and Ruben Bain from Miami at 7th.

White receivers such as Mackay Lemon from USC, 13th on boards, and Omar Cooper Jr from Indiana, 26th, have also met up, along with a few tight ends and running backs.

Fans and analysts see this as a clue to Tennessee's priorities, especially beefing up the past rush after last year's picks.

Meetings with Top 4 running back Jeremiah Love from Notre Dame and Cornerback Man's Sword Delane from LSU, 11th overall, highlight their focus on, speed and coverage.

It mirrors how they targeted exact fits before the previous draft.

Lower on the board, the Titans are checking out cornerbacks like Brandon Sissy from South Carolina at 39th, and even tackles such as Tristan.

Lay from Clemson, ranked 262nd, they also met defensive lineman Brandon Cleveland from NC State, way down at 397, showing depth scouting too.

More visits will roll out through pro days and privates, painting a clearer picture of their draft board as April nears.