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Mel Kiper.....lol

"We dug through the first three picks of the draft pretty thoroughly over the past week, but I think where the Titans were at No. 4 was pretty interesting, too, since most folks didn’t see the team go

I didn't study the draft that much. I use the Anti-titansfan model. He starts declaring certain things a lock, like Reese clearly the best player in the draft it's time to bail on that player.   

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10 minutes ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

Nobody else got that + Bitch!

Alright good eye and i can appreciate the enthusiasm...but does that really make me a bitch for missing it!? let's just dial it back a lottle  now.... we are on the same team after all!

 

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13 minutes ago, KogaShuko said:

Alright good eye and i can appreciate the enthusiasm...but does that really make me a bitch for missing it!? let's just dial it back a lottle  now.... we are on the same team after all!

 

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Just now, TeamRamrod said:

Look at the description 

Not watching on the YT page because I won't want Football shit suggestions

 

21 minutes ago, AussieTitanFan08 said:

Just after the 43m mark Nate Tice gives his thoughts on the Titans draft.

 

 

Why is that man wearing my parents 70s couch as a jacket?

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38 minutes ago, TeamRamrod said:


I don’t think James will be a big fan of the haul overall lol

 

The Titans draft haul basically comes down to whether you like those first 3 picks or not as there really isn't a whole lot to immediately get really excited about on day 3.

 

A lot of people simply don't like they took Tate over Reese and traded back into the first round for a traitsy EDGE without a heap of pass rushing production.

 

Listening to the likes of Jeremiah/Brugler/McShay etc for the last 5 months the common theme from NFL teams was there was a pretty big cliff in talent around the 140-150 pick mark.

 

Once Borgonzi made the decision to turn his 6 top 150 picks into only 4 which only contained 3 in the top 140 you limit how many immediate contributors you can select in this particular draft.

 

Losing pick #101 in the Faulk trade up cost you having that final swing in that initial talent band before the cliff came in this draft.

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Kiper's thoughts on the Titans draft.

 

Tennessee Titans: C+

 

Top needs entering the draft: Edge rusher, guard, center, wide receiver, linebacker

 

The Titans fired their head coach in the middle of Cam Ward's rookie season, hired Robert Saleh as the new one, brought in Brian Daboll to run the offense and then spent a ton of money in free agency to try to right this ship. This had to be the Project Get-Ward-Help draft for Tennessee.

 

Ward finished last in QBR among qualified passers in Year 1 (33.2), and while he made some throws that reminded everyone why he was the No. 1 pick in 2025, he was sub-60% in completion rate and threw seven INTs. Where were the playmakers, though? Chig Okonkwo led the team with 560 yards and signed in Washington. Calvin Ridley played only seven games and caught 17 passes. The top two wide receivers were Day 3 rookies, Elic Ayomanor (515 yards) and Chimere Dike (423). While I like the idea of a young quarterback growing with young receivers, Tennessee needed a higher-caliber pass catcher. And while Wan'Dale Robinson is a speedy difference-maker out of the slot, he isn't a WR1.

 

Tate is. He's a polished route runner who displays fantastic body control and sure hands down the field, helping him to 17.2 yards per reception and nine touchdowns in 2025. He slots in as an immediate impact player. There was a good case to be made that Arvell Reese should have been the pick at No. 4, but I'm not going to knock general manager Mike Borgonzi for prioritizing getting Ward support. Nicholas Singleton is another piece in that effort; the fifth-round pick came at decent value and brings a nose for the end zone (45 career touchdowns). He will slide in somewhere with Tony Pollard, Tyjae Spears and Michael Carter.

 

Tennessee went to work on defense quickly from there. It traded up to No. 31, essentially moving back from the fourth to the fifth round to jump four spots to get Keldric Faulk. There are questions about Faulk's production (two sacks last year after seven in 2024), but there aren't any about his physical traits. I'm putting some stock in Saleh being able to maximize Faulk's power and 6-foot-6, 276-pound frame. And Anthony Hill Jr. can serve as a backup linebacker and maybe even push to start ahead of Cody Barton.

 

The Titans also landed a backup guard in Fernando Carmona and another option at center in Pat Coogan, but this class didn't pack much punch beyond Tate. If Faulk can turn up the sack totals as a rookie, then this grade would improve, but that's a big if right now.

 

https://www.espn.com.au/nfl/draft2026/story/_/id/48547351/2026-nfl-draft-grades-32-teams-kiper-winners-losers-steals-sleepers-favorite-picks-classes#ten

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