Former NFL GM has a different take on the Titans draft plan
Former NFL general manager Mike Tannenbaum took a look at the draft, and believes the Tennessee Titans should look to the trenches.
The time is almost here, and in seven days, all of the mock drafts and speculation can be thrown out the window when the commissioner walks to the podium to open the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh. The Tennessee Titans remain a mystery with what they will do, and have been connected to multiple prospects over the past few weeks. Jeremiyah Love, Sonny Styles, Arvell Reese, David Bailey, and even Carnell Tate have all been mentioned as being a target with the fourth overall selection.
While those are the prospects who could hear their name called, there has even been some chatter about potentially trading back to acquire more draft capital. With the NFL draft almost upon us, networks are turning to everyone ever connected to the NFL for their hot takes on what is about to transpire. The latest was ESPN, which featured former New York Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum, who examined the Titans and their draft plan and offered a different take.
"The offensive line is a must, the running back is a 'nice to have. '" @RealTannenbaum believes the Titans MUST prioritize the offensive line ✍️ pic. twitter.
com/nEuIv7JJsM — NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) April 15, 2026 “I love, love my first draft running the New York Jets. We took D’Brickashaw Ferguson at four and Nick Mangold at 29. We had lost two quarterbacks in seven snaps the year before, and I didn’t care if John Elway was in the draft.