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Tennessee Titans NFL Draft Profile

How the Titans draft: the front office running the board, the needs shaping the next class, and every draft class we cover.

Front office and philosophy

General manager: Mike Borgonzi  ·  Head coach: Robert Saleh

Defense-first overhaul built on an elite pass-rush and suffocating coverage. Saleh's Cover-3/Tampa-2 hybrid scheme demands versatile linebackers and athletic safeties. Borgonzi pairs solid cap management with Saleh's defensive obsession.

Robert Saleh built his reputation on elite EDGE production in San Francisco (Nick Bosa era) and carried that defensive-first philosophy to New York and now Tennessee. His teams run heavy four-man fronts demanding explosive EDGE rushers and stout DTs. Borgonzi provides organizational stability while Saleh shapes the defensive roster.

These tendencies are encoded directly into the simulator: when you run a mock and the Titans are on the clock, the engine applies this regime's positional biases and its balance between best-player-available and need-based drafting. See how the simulator works for the full methodology.

Current draft needs

Our needs assessment for the Titans entering the 2027 draft cycle, ordered by priority. These weightings are what the simulator uses when it evaluates this team's board.

1. Offensive Tackle2. Interior Offensive Line3. Defensive Tackle4. Cornerback5. Safety6. Edge Rusher7. Linebacker

Team needs were researched for this class from current rosters. They predate free agency and will be revised after March 2027.

Draft classes

ClassPicksFirst selectionFirst player
2027 Upcoming · April 2027 2027 draft hub · big board
2026 8 No. 4 Carnell Tate Full 2026 class →

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