Grading every Titans pick in the 2026 NFL Draft

Round 5: G Fernando Carmona - Grade: B-

The pre-draft process wasn’t kind to Carmona, who saw his stock drop after testing poorly at the combine. Couple that testing with short arms, and you can understand why he fell to the fifth round. An experienced offensive lineman who has played left tackle, he is a solid blocker who plays with an edge. He should definitely come in and compete for playing time early on.

Round 5: RB Nick Singleton - Grade: A

This grade could have been higher if more information were available on the status of his foot injury, which he suffered at the Senior Bowl and prevented him from taking part in the combine or the Penn State pro day. An explosive back that runs with power and vision, he is a home run threat from any part of the field and has shown some upside as a receiver, and if healthy, he should come in and grab some playing time.

Round 6: DT Jackie Marshall - Grade: C+

Marshall is a bit undersized as a pure defensive tackle, although he should fit into the scheme. A high-character defensive lineman, it will be interesting to see how the Titans deploy him through camp. While I do like the player, there were still a few defensive backs available whom I considered a higher priority than a reserve defensive lineman.

Round 6: C Pat Coogan - Grade: B+

Coogan was arguably the best center prospect when he was selected in the sixth round, and he brings a wealth of experience and championship pedigree to the organization. Although he does lack some athleticism and may have a lower ceiling than some prospects, he has the ability to make an impact early in his career and could outperform his draft status.

Round 7: TE Jaren Kanak - Grade: A

Kanak is an intriguing developmental prospect who comes to Nashville with upside. A linebacker for three seasons, he transitioned to tight end as a senior and made enough of an impact to be named third-team all-conference in the SEC. Kanak is a player I could see special teams coordinator John “Bones” Fassel pounding the table for, and that should be his path to the roster.

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