What is the Titans 'dream scenario' early in 2026 NFL draft?

The NFL draft is now only a week away, and teams are wrapping up all of the final pre-draft preparations leading into one of the most important team-building events of the year.

The Tennessee Titans will enter the draft with some needs, but appear to have done enough during free agency to allow them to have some flexibility on how they attack the first few rounds. While there is currently only speculation, with general manager Mike Borgonzi scheduled to meet with the media, there is some hope that some nuggets will come to light.

Until then (and likely into the draft), all that is left is speculation, and Gilberto Manzano of Sports Illustrated took a chance to break down the Titans’ dream scenario for the first two rounds.

Tennessee TitansDream Scenario: Land Jeremiyah Love, take a receiver in the second round

The Titans shouldn’t care about positional value if Love is there for the taking at pick No. 4. He is drawing comparisons to Christian McCaffrey and Bijan Robinson. Adding that kind of weapon would certainly help with the development of second-year quarterback Cam Ward.

After the Titans spent most of their money in free agency on the defensive side, they need to be all about helping Ward in the draft. They can start with Love in the first round and a top wideout in the following round. Louisville’s Chris Bell could be an intriguing option if many wideouts go in the opening round.

Love and Bell would be an amazing opening salvo in this all-important draft and give the Titans two dynamic weapons on offense. While there are some health questions on Bell and his knee, Borgonzi proved in 2025 that he isn’t afraid to take a chance on a player with an injury situation on Day 2 of the draft.

This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: 2026 NFL Draft: What is Titans' dream scenario?