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The 2025 NFL season has three games remaining before the playoffs begin, so the 2026 NFL Draft order is hardly set. The Titans (2-12) figure to be picking somewhere in the top five, and still have a punching shot at the No. 1 pick. But let's not get bogged down too deep into the details just yet. Instead of working through draft order scenarios and strength of schedule tiebreakers, let's familiarize ourselves with a couple of names who make sense as potential targets, examine positions where it'll make sense for the... Here is a way-too-early swing at a seven-round mock draft for the Tennessee Titans, with the draft order set thorough Week 15.

It's easy to do a disservice to Bain here. We can talk about how the best move is for the Titans to trade back and acquire more picks. We can talk about how Bain's shorter stature and shorter arms make him a tough sell as a top-five pick off the edge. We can talk about how measurements and testing are likely to push him down boards, and the Titans might be better served picking a tools-ier prospect like Ohio State's Arvell Reese. Let's instead say this: Squint while watching Bain's tape and it's easy to see a player not all that different from L.A. Rams standout Jared Verse.

He plays with power, but he can dip around tackles with speed and bend in an impressive way. He plays well against top competition and he way hyper productive throughout 2025. The Titans need a powerful, versatile, game-changing presence off the edge, and while Bain maybe doesn't have the A1 potential of recent top-five picks like Aidan Hutchinson or Will Anderson Jr., he's an automatic... The 2025 NFL Draft begins with the Tennessee Titans at No. 1 overall, and many expect them to select Miami quarterback Cam Ward. Tennessee is in the market for a new quarterback after Will Levis struggled last season, and all the Titans did in free agency was sign Brandon Allen and Tim Boyle.

Quarterback headlines the list of Titans needs, but it's not the only important position Tennessee should address later this month. The Titans are desperate for pass-rush help after parting ways with Harold Landry last month, and also need help at receiver. While the offensive line was revamped in free agency, a couple of depth pieces would be nice, and then the Titans could target talent at linebacker, safety and running back. As it stands now, the Titans hold just two picks in the top 100 but could that change? Let's run through a seven-round mock draft for the Titans, using Pro Football Network's mock draft machine. Since I'm Mike Borgonzi in this situation, I orchestrated a couple of trades down the draft board.

Ready? Let's jump in. The 2025 NFL Draft is to take place from April 24-26 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. More draft coverage can be found at CBSSports.com, including the weekly mock drafts and a regularly available look at the eligible prospects. By StickToTheModel Draft Team | Published: December 08, 2025 | Updated: December 30, 2025 | 5 min read Tennessee Titans enter the 2026 NFL Draft with 8 selections and critical needs at Edge Rusher, Offensive Tackle, Inside Linebacker.

This mock has them addressing their biggest weaknesses while maintaining draft value. The Jets couldn't pass on Caleb Downs at four, even though quarterback and receiver rank higher on their needs list. Downs is simply the best player available—a safety with elite instincts, championship pedigree, and the kind of defensive IQ that transforms entire units. New York is prioritizing foundational talent over positional need, trusting they can address quarterback later. Downs brings 249 career tackles, six interceptions, and back-to-back playoff experience from Alabama and Ohio State, instantly becoming the quarterback of the Jets' secondary. His cornerback-caliber movement skills allow him to match tight ends and slot receivers in man coverage while his controlled violence as a tackler adds a physical dimension.

The Budda Baker comparison is earned—he's undersized but plays with processing speed and physicality that overcome athletic limitations. If Arvell Reese was off the board, Tennessee Titans could target similar Edge Rushers in the top 10 range. With less than a month to go until the 2025 NFL Draft, one of the teams with the most flexibility this year is the Tennessee Titans. Holding eight total picks, including the No. 1 overall selection, the team is expected to take steps toward becoming competitive in the NFL once again. PFSN’s latest seven-round 2025 NFL Mock Draft from Brentley Weismann breaks down all eight of the Titans’ picks, which include a quarterback, an edge rusher, and a wide receiver at the top of the...

There is growing speculation across the league that a quarterback will be selected with the first overall pick in this year’s draft. There is still a chance the Tennessee Titans will move this pick to a team like the New York Giants, but there were no trades in Weismann’s mock draft exercise. The Titans need a franchise quarterback, and Cam Ward is arguably this class’s best option. He is a playmaking passer with good instincts and creativity to create big plays out of nothing. He would be a great addition to a Titans offense in dire need of excitement. The Titans allowed Harold Landry III to walk this free agency and must replace his presence off the edge.

Donovan Ezeiruaku is a long, explosive pass rusher who would excel playing next to Jeffery Simmons and T’Vondre Sweat. Week 11 didn't disrupt the NFL hierarchy. Many of the favored teams or those with better records than their opponents finished the week with another victory. A narrow defeat, thanks to a last-minute field goal, kept the Tennessee Titans from fighting for win No. 2 on the season. Tennessee remains the lone one-win team left in the NFL and on track to hold the No.

1 overall pick for the second year in a row. The Titans took quarterback Cam Ward No. 1 overall this past April, the team's first No. 1 overall pick since the days of the Houston Oilers back in 1978. After a decades-long break, they may have the top pick in back-to-back years, becoming the first franchise to do so since Jacksonville in 2021 and 2022. So what should the Titans do?

They have a potential quarterback of the future in Ward and this isn't a strong enough quarterback class that makes a team trading up immediately obvious. They could have their choice of non-quarterback positions in a draft rife with defensive talent. Edge rusher is the common choice given the positional value. You have to go back to the 2013 NFL Draft to find the last non-quarterback and non-edge rusher to be taken No. 1 overall. That likely won't change in 2026.

For many fans, the writing is already on the wall for their teams’ seasons, and it’s time to look to the future. That means getting an early look at the 2026 NFL draft class, and PFF is here to help. Each week we’ll take an early mock-draft focus on two new teams, starting with the Tennessee Titans, whose current record would have them picking first overall. This is not meant to be a predictive exercise — we aren’t close to knowing the actual draft order — but rather an introduction to expected team needs and potential targets. Think of it this way: this is the one series you can afford to wait on for your team, because the longer it takes for them to appear, the better they are performing on... Bain has developed into an unstoppable, do-all edge defender, carrying on the rich legacy of the institution he represents.

His 93.9 overall grade ranks No. 1 among all edge players in college football and is buoyed by his pass-rush prowess. Through nine games he has amassed five sacks and 50 total pressures, and his 37.4 win rate on true pass sets ranks fifth in the country. The Titans need more dynamic weapons on offense, and Concepcion would provide exactly that. Ranked 27th on the current PFF Big Board, he would be an ideal complement to the big-bodied Elic Ayomanor, whom Tennessee selected in the fourth round of the 2025 draft. In 2025, the Texas A&M receiver has racked up 40 receptions for 629 yards and eight scores and has forced 10 missed tackles after the catch.

His quarterback has a passer rating of 122.7 when targeting him. Tennessee traded cornerback Roger McCreary to the Rams prior to last week’s trade deadline, and he represented the only Titans cornerback this year with an average coverage grade. Rivers uses his natural speed and athleticism to be a menace at the catch point, having already forced eight incompletions in addition to his interception against Illinois in Week 2. Let's give the computers their chance here. Using NFL mock draft simulators from the Pro Football Network, NFL Draft Buzz, Pro Football Focus, ESPN and the NFL Mock Draft Database, The Tennessean simulated the 2025 NFL Draft 100 times, tracking the... Some of these simulators allowed trades.

Others didn't. But most consequentially, all of them revealed interesting truths about the way the Titans are viewed nationally heading into this month's draft. Here are five takeaways from playing with the NFL mock draft simulators. MOCK DRAFT: NFL mock draft 2025, all trades edition: Tennessee Titans land 2 Pro Bowlers, including a QB The Titans ended up with Ward in 63 of these simulations. Once, weirdly, they were able to draft him in the second round, which ― let's be real ― will not happen.

But the other 62 times, they used the No. 1 pick to snag the Miami passer.

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