Titans' Mock Draft: Edge, Line, WR, Safety

On April 13th, the Tennessee Titans are eyeing a dream run in the 2026 NFL Draft after two rough three and 14 seasons and some coaching

shakeups. Their biggest holes are at edge rusher, wide receiver, and inside the offensive line, plus spots like running back and safety.

In this perfect mock from the beatwriters, General Manager Mike Borgonzi grabs high character, tough players who fit right in, starting with David.

Bailey, a speedy edge from Texas Tech, snagged at pick 4 in the first round to pair with Jeffrey Simmons and boost that D line.

Earlier this week, picture a slick trade where the Titans flipped their spot at 35, with the Pittsburgh Steelers for picks 53 and 76 in the second and third rounds.

That nets them Keelan Rutledge, a battle-tested guard from Georgia Tech, who bounced back from a nasty car wreck, ready to start at Rygar Day.

One, then at 66, corner-back Keonte Scott from Miami, brings that big-plane energy, clocking a 4.340, perfect for the nickel-in.

Robert Salaskeem, fans are buzzing about how this hall stabilizes the locker room with durable vets like these guys, echoing the culture, Borgonzi loves.

Rutledge is Captain Vibes and Scott's transfer grit mirror last year's camwort success, while it patches immediate knees without overhauling.

Deeper into the draft, they add Malachi Fields, a 6 foot 4 wide-out from Notre Dame for Red Zone Muscle at pick 76, then Center Logan.

Jones from Iowa in round 4 for that gritty line depth.

Rounds 5 through 7 pile. On tackles, safeties, another edge, corners and a speedster-wide receiver, Barry and Brown from LSU, a local Nashville kid.

To stretch the field, this blueprint has the Titans building a nasty front, reliable targets for Ward and young DBs to grow together, setting up real contention if the board falls right.