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Titans quarterback Will Levis reportedly paid an enormous sum for cyber-security help to scrub a leaked sex tape after his device was hacked by an Eastern European group; though much content was removed, online footprints persist.
At the Titans' open OTA, rookie Carnell Tate, the No. 4 overall pick, shined with six receptions and three would-be touchdowns, including a deep TD pass from Cam Ward, signaling quick chemistry and a potential Week 1 starter role despite a deep receiver room.
Titans quarterback Cam Ward is reportedly healthy in his right shoulder as voluntary OTAs begin, showing velocity and comfort in the system after a Week 18 injury that did not require surgery; the NFL roundup also notes assorted offseason moves and injuries around the league.
The Giants will host the Titans in Week 3 of the 2026 NFL season at MetLife Stadium, reuniting former Giants coach Brian Daboll—now Tennessee’s offensive coordinator—with ex-Giants staff and players. The piece notes Daboll’s mid-2025 firing, his move to Tennessee, and the presence of other ex-Giants and Jets figures on the Titans’ side, including first-round QBs Cam Ward (Titans) and Jaxson Dart (Giants). The full 2026 schedule is set to be released Thursday night.
The Titans will open the 2026 season against the Jets, a reunion moment with former Jets head coach Robert Saleh, and then visit the Giants at MetLife Stadium in Week 3, a matchup that will evoke memories for Titans coach Brian Daboll’s Giants past.
TMZ’s latest details on a 2021 private boat outing involving Titans coach Mike Vrabel and ESPN’s Dianna Russini turn their affair into a football story by tying it to Russini’s reporting on the Titans’ trade for Julio Jones. The piece raises questions about potential influence on the trade and tampering, notes the NFL’s prior stance of no investigation, and reflects ongoing speculation about Vrabel’s coaching future amid the saga.
The AFC South remains unpredictable after a busy offseason: Houston fortified its offensive line and defense to pursue another playoff run, Indianapolis reshuffled cap space and depth (losing Michael Pittman Jr. while keeping Alec Pierce and adding Day 2 picks) with room to add veteran help, Jacksonville largely kept its core intact and added inside-forward pieces to defend its crown, and Tennessee overhauled its defense and added talent around quarterback Cam Ward, but still faces questions at left tackle and interior spots as the new regime builds toward sustained contention.
Chad Brinker is stepping down as the Titans’ President of Football Operations to return to his first love and pursue new opportunities, after guiding the franchise through a rebuilding period and overseeing the GM search that led to Mike Borgonzi; Brinker joined the Titans in 2023 as Assistant GM and was promoted a year later, contributing to analytics and offseason strategy with backing from owner Amy Adams Strunk.
The Titans traded back into the first round to select Auburn defensive lineman Keldric Faulk with the 31st pick, betting on his length and inside/outside versatility to fit Robert Saleh's defense, a move built on familiarity with players Saleh has coached.
The Titans used a draft-night double to land Carnell Tate with the fourth pick and then trade back into the first round to grab Auburn edge Keldric Faulk at 31, with GM Mike Borgonzi praising Tate’s big-play ability and Faulk’s defensive fit and high character as two young, versatile additions.
The Tennessee Titans selected Ohio State WR Carnell Tate with the fourth overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, adding a 6-2, 192-pound playmaker who totaled 121 receptions for 1,872 yards and 14 TD in three seasons at Ohio State (including 875 yards and 9 TD in 2025). Tate expressed gratitude for the Titans’ belief in him after meeting with the team during the pre-draft process, and hopes to help boost Tennessee’s passing game alongside QB Cam Ward.
A late surge in betting has Sonny Styles favored to be the No. 4 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, potentially beating Notre Dame’s Jeremiyah Love for the Titans’ slot as Styles fits the defensive scheme under new coach Robert Saleh; with Fernando Mendoza widely expected to go first to the Raiders, the rest of the top half remains wide open.
A roundup of more than 150 mock drafts ahead of the NFL Draft finds a strong consensus that the Tennessee Titans will select Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love with the No. 4 overall pick, though a few pundits discuss trade-back options and alternate targets like Rueben Bain, David Bailey, Sonny Styles, and Francis Mauigoa.
Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love, widely viewed as a top NFL draft prospect, acknowledges ongoing rumors about being selected by the Titans, Cardinals, or Giants as the 2026 draft approaches.
As draft week unfolds, the Titans’ No. 4 overall selection is most often projected to Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love in eight mock drafts, though a minority of analysts still favor other positions such as OT Spencer Fano or edge rusher David Bailey, underscoring continued uncertainty ahead of the NFL Draft.