Titans Offseason Summary

Under new head coach Robert Saleh and OC Brian Daboll, the Titans became the second-highest spenders in 2026 free agency. They targeted familiar faces from the Giants and Jets but still have a glaring need for a franchise identity in the backfield. Under new head coach Robert Saleh and offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, the team spent over $265 million in free agency, heavily prioritizing players with prior experience in their respective systems. Completing this massive roster overhaul has directly shifted their 2026 draft priorities. Adding firepower is a top priority, but it is also a Robert Saleh team, so expect future moves toward a top of the line defense.

Franchise Needs

EDGE

Free Agent Losses

NT T’Vondre Sweat (Trade), EDGE Harold Landry, QB Will Levis (Expected)

Free Agent Gains

WR Wan’Dale Robinson, DL John Franklin-Myers, CB Alontae Taylor, EDGE Jermaine Johnson (Trade), CB Cor’Dale Flott, QB Mitchell Trubisky

Draft Capital Overview

Pick 4 (Round 1)
Pick 35 (Round 2)
Pick 66 (Round 3)
Pick 101 (Round 4)
Pick 142 (Round 5)
Pick 144 (Round 5)
Pick 184 (Round 6)
Pick 194 (Round 6) via BAL
Pick 225 (Round 7) via KCC

TEN Mock Draft Picks

Season 2026 • Version 3 • Rounds 1–3

Rueben Bain | EDGE

Defensive line investment has been one of the clearest themes of Tennessee’s March. The Titans have added bodies and interior rush help in free agency and even dealt for Jermaine Johnson, but that only reinforces how badly the front needed to be retooled. Bain makes sense as a continuation of that plan: a powerful every-down edge who can help restore force and finishing presence to the unit.

C.J. Allen | LB

Second-level mobility remains a defining variable in Tennessee’s defensive reset. Allen’s downhill range and pursuit efficiency introduce a cleaner spatial profile for a unit seeking faster reaction times against modern offensive spacing. He projects as a rotational linebacker capable of stabilizing early-down integrity.

Caleb Tiernan | OT

Scheme continuity remains central to Tennessee’s offensive planning. Tiernan’s movement skills and athletic profile support wide-zone execution while reinforcing developmental tackle depth. He projects as a long-view protection investment.