The Tennessee Titans made eight selections during the 2026 NFL Draft. Some of the intriguing Day 3 picks included Penn State running back Nicholas Singleton and Arkansas offensive linemen Fernando Carmona. By all accounts, Robert Saleh and Mike Borgonzi are thrilled with their draft class.
The Titans stayed true to their board and selected wide receiver Carnell Tate at No. 4 overall. Later in the first round, they got aggressive and traded up for Keldric Faulk with the 31st pick. After completing several trades in the 60-69 range, the Titans moved up again, this time for Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr.
Former Indiana center Pat Coogan was another intriguing selection. The Titans strung together an exciting haul of draft picks, but the acquisition cycle now continues into undrafted free agency. Various reports indicate the Titans have already dove headfirst into signing undrafted -- or priority -- free agents.
Tennessee Titans UDFA signings after 2026 NFL Draft: 12 and counting
- Tyren Montgomery, WR, John CarrollÂ
- Latrell McCutchin Sr., CB, HoustonÂ
- Mani Powell, LB, Purdue
- Jalen McMurray, CB, Tennessee
- Jeadyn Lukus, CB, Clemson Â
- Shad Banks Jr., LB, UTSA
- Bishop Fitzgerald, S, USC
- Trenton Alan Yowe, CB, Arkansas State
- Aamil Wagner, OT, Notre Dame
- Hank Beatty, WR, Illinois
- Sean Brown, LB, NC State
- Brock Rechsteiner, WR, Jacksonville State
While not finalized yet, this already has the makings of another strong Titans UDFA class. Those 12 signings have already been confirmed by various trustworthy sources. That indicates this Titans UDFA class will be fairly sizable.
Initial analysis would indicate Wagner (Notre Dame OT), Montgomery (John Carroll WR), and McCutchin (Houston CB) are the biggest names in the undrafted class. Wagner started 12 games at right tackle for the Fighting Irish this past season and was only credited with allowing one sack.
Montgomery, a small-school receiver, earned an invite to the Senior Bowl after registering 2,600 receiving yards and 32 touchdowns across 2024-25. McCutchin is a big-bodied boundary cornerback who had nine pass breakups this past season and ran 4.43 and leaped a 10-foot-11 broad jump at the NFL Combine.
The Titans wanted to address depth cornerback in the draft. For whatever reason, that didn't happen, but they've made it a priority in undrafted free agency. Four of the initial 11 undrafted signings are cornerbacks, including players from prestigious programs such as Tennessee and Clemson. They'll join high-priced veteran signings Alontae Taylor, Cor'Dale Flott, and others in a revamped room.
The Titans will be embracing competition at training camp.
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