Titans Surge, Jaguars Stumble in AFC South

On May 1st, the Tennessee Titans just wrapped up a solid 2026 NFL draft, snagging 8 picks they think will boost their roster big time, in the AFC South Rebuild.

Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars had a draft night straight out of a nightmare, which could hand the Titans a real edge in the division.

Earlier this week, the Jaguars had no first rounder after trading up last year for Travis Hunter Jr., a move that's backfiring hard now that he's.

Out for the season, with an injury, and whispers say, he might stick to cornerback full time.

Fans and analysts are roasting Jacksonville's General Manager James Gladstone for reaching way too early on guys like Texas A&M tied in Nate,

Bore Kircher at Pick 56, a blocker was zero seasons over 200 receiving yards or defensive tackle Albert Regis at 81, ranked way down the board.

Grades poured in brutal, ESPN gave them a C, pro football focus a D plus, and pretty much every outlet called it a bus for ignoring consensus and.

Grabbing prospects one to three rounds early, with the Titans looking healthier under their new coaches and the jack stumbling, that divisional gap feels smaller already.

Nashville might be, charging up the standings faster than we thought.