Titans Pick Jeremiyah Love in Mock Draft

On March 31st, in the latest round of the pride of Detroit Community Machdraft for 2026,

the Tennessee Titans grabbed the 4th overall.

Pick and go, with running back Jeremiah Love from Notre Dame.

This comes after a rough 3-14 season that got head coach Brian Callahan fired, leaving

the roster full of holes but with just one shot, each in the first four rounds.

Earlier picks set the stage, with the Raiders taking quarterback Fernando Mendoza first,

the jet-snagging edge rusher Arville Rhee second, and the Cardinals picking edge, David

Bayley third.

Titans' fan are a 001, stepped up as GM and I'd Love, to spark the offense around Young

Quarterback Ham Ward.

Love stands six feet tall, weighs 215 pounds, and he's the dope Walker Award winner, plus

a unanimous All-American, seen by many as the top talent in this draft class.

The picker points out how elite teams like the Eagles with Sequan Barkley or the Lions

with Jamir Gibbs build around game changers, unlike Tennessee's car weapons like Tony

Pollard or an aging Calvin Ridley.

He's versatile, lines up anywhere, runs with power and speed, and can thrive behind blockers

like Peter Skaronsky and JC Latham.

Sure, the Titans still need edge rushers, a center, maybe a wide out, but passing on a

transcendent back at four, fell too risky when positional value, meets elite impact.

With the new Nissan Stadium opening in 2027, Love could rally national fans and fill those

streets with real excitement, giving the Titans that spark they've been missing.