The Tennessee Titans hold the fourth overall pick in the NFL Draft. Media and analysts are clamoring for prospects like David Bailey and Jeremiyah Love, but little attention has been given to the later rounds. These are the picks that can completely reshape a franchise.
The Titans hold six picks on Day 3, spanning rounds Four through Seven. The most important selection will be No. 101, the very first pick of the fourth round. The Titans need to nail this selection, so here are three prospects they should consider at that spot.
2026 NFL Draft: 3 Prospects the Titans should target at No. 101 overall
Kaleb Elarms-Orr, LB, TCU
Titans head coach Robert Saleh asks a lot of his linebackers in coverage, and this team still needs a linebacker who specializes against the pass. Former TCU linebacker Kaleb Elarms-Orr could be exactly what they need.
The former First Team All-Big 12 linebacker has the play speed to turn and lock down routes up the seam, and is an absolute weapon as a blitzer. The football IQ is evident on tape, he recognizes run designs and shoots the according gaps with violence. His 4.47 second 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine speaks for itself, and he truly seems like a Saleh-approved linebacker.
Ephesians Prysock, CB, Washington
Offseason additions Alontae Taylor and Cor'Dale Flott allow the Titans to address pressing needs early in the draft, but the fourth round may be the ideal spot for Borgonzi to target secondary depth.
Former Washington CB Ephesians Prysock offers a rare combination of size and speed for a defensive back at 6-foot-3, 196 pounds, while running a 4.45 second 40-yard dash. He has great discipline in zone coverage and excels in navigating route patterns. The former Husky also flashes his hands late, leading to well-timed pass breakups in contested catch situations. Notably, some of Prysock's best coverage snaps in 2025 came against Ohio State receiver phenoms Carnell Tate and Jeremiah Smith.
Trey Zuhn III, IOL, Texas A&M
Free agent signing Austin Schlottman and former 2025 fifth-round pick Jackson Slater appear to be in the mix for the current center and right guard vacancies for the Titans. A lineman at the top of Round 4 would provide much needed competition for the position battle, and Texas A&M Trey Zuhn could very well win one of the jobs.
Zuhn is a four-year SEC starter who has the tools and experience to be a Day 1 contributor. He primarily played left tackle for the Aggies, but impressive snaps at center in 2025 have projected a move to the snapper role. He is a very fluid blocker and does well mirroring a variety of pass-rush moves. Quick feet and consistent hands allow him to reach and manipulate defenders in the run game, and the positional versatility should certainly have the Titans' attention.
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