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With the No. 4 overall pick, the Titans are the betting favorite at +200 to draft Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love, widely viewed as the top running back prospect after a 1,372-yard, 18-TD season and a 4.36 40-yard dash; the Commanders are next at +275, followed by the Chiefs (+350) and Saints (+370), as teams consider Love as a potential long‑term building block for the offense alongside Cam Ward.
A post-Combine follow-up roundup surveys 20 draft analysts’ predictions for the Titans’ 4th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Predictions are split among edge rushers Rueben Bain and Arvell Reese, a potential WR option in Carnell Tate, and other positions, reflecting ongoing uncertainty after a reported trade and two player cuts last week.
ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. moves the Titans to select Ohio State linebacker Arvell Reese with the No. 4 pick in Mock Draft 2.0, noting Reese could play either linebacker or edge and would address Tennessee’s edge-rush weakness; in this version, the Raiders, Jets and Cardinas go 1-3 before Tennessee. Saleh is set to speak to reporters at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis.
Brian Daboll said Cam Ward’s athleticism, accuracy and dual-threat ability were a major factor in his decision to accept the Titans’ offensive coordinator job, with plans to tailor the offense to Ward’s strengths and continue his development.
Gus Bradley is set to become the Tennessee Titans' defensive coordinator under head coach Robert Saleh, leaving his recent post with the 49ers after being in contention for their DC job when Saleh departed; the 49ers instead hired Raheem Morris, and Bradley’s move comes amid other staff changes, including Daniel Bullocks leaving for the Packers.
The Titans have hired Cade Knox as Offensive Assistant/Game Management to advise on timeouts and challenge flags, replacing Rob Riederer amid a broader staff shakeup that included John Streicher moving to the Patriots. Knox, a Harvard alum who previously worked as Offensive Assistant/Game Manager for the Giants (2022–2025), will bridge the team’s analytics with on-field decision-making, a process coach Robert Saleh describes as blending information with situational judgment.
The Titans introduced Robert Saleh as their head coach and he said his Jets experience led to tremendous growth, leaving him more prepared to lead. He plans to call defensive plays and hopes to foster quarterback development, aiming for a more mature, all-in approach in his second head-coaching opportunity.
The Tennessee Titans officially named Brian Daboll their offensive coordinator, pairing him with quarterback Cam Ward. Daboll, entering his 30th year in coaching and 26th in the NFL, brings extensive OC experience from multiple NFL teams and previously served as Giants head coach from 2022–2025.
The Tennessee Titans have hired Brian Daboll as their offensive coordinator, adding a veteran coach with extensive NFL OC experience and a recent Giants head-coaching stint to guide the team's offense under new head coach Robert Saleh.
Former Giants head coach Brian Daboll is reportedly set to become the Tennessee Titans’ offensive coordinator under new head coach Robert Saleh, with a potential derailment if he pursues the Las Vegas Raiders’ head coaching job. Daboll is praised for quarterback development with Josh Allen, Daniel Jones, and Jaxson Dart, and the Titans — who drafted Cam Ward first overall in 2025 — hope he can mold Ward’s talent and run the offense for a defensive-minded Saleh. The piece notes Daboll’s ties to the Giants and John Harbaugh’s hiring, and wonders whether he’ll succeed as OC without Josh Allen.
Former Giants head coach Brian Daboll has agreed to become the Tennessee Titans’ offensive coordinator under ex-Jets boss Robert Saleh, with the deal contingent on him not taking the Raiders’ head coaching job; Daboll was fired by the Giants in November after a 20-40-1 record, while Saleh, previously Jets head coach, is now leading the Titans after a stint as 49ers defensive coordinator.
The Tennessee Titans have hired Robert Saleh as their new head coach. A veteran defensive-minded coach who led the 49ers’ defense as DC and later coached the Jets, Saleh has overseen top-10 defenses and developed standout players, and he is noted for his fiery leadership style and as the NFL’s first Muslim head coach, signaling a defense-focused turnaround for Tennessee and heightening the rivalry with Jacksonville.
Robert Saleh was named the Tennessee Titans’ head coach after a two‑week, 15‑candidate search, signing a long‑term deal and set to be introduced in Nashville next week; the former 49ers defensive coordinator and Jets head coach is expected to lead a turnaround for the franchise.
The Titans are reportedly hiring Robert Saleh as head coach and plan to rebuild around Cam Ward and star edge rusher Jeffery Simmons, with over $100 million in cap space and a focus on landing a top offensive coordinator. The piece lists five free agents with Saleh ties to target in the offseason: Breece Hall, Jauan Jennings, Alijah Vera-Tucker, John Franklin-Myers, and Brian Robinson Jr., highlighting a potential path to strengthen the offense, line, and defense under Saleh’s guidance.
In Mel Kiper’s first 2026 mock, the Tennessee Titans select Texas Tech edge rusher David Bailey at No. 4, aiming to bolster the defense under new coach Robert Saleh; Rueben Bain is noted for potential length concerns, and offensive options like Carnell Tate could emerge if the Titans prioritize help for quarterback Cam Ward.