Titans GM Says Team Could Draft Comfortably Right Now

Tennessee's front office feels prepared ahead of next week's NFL Draft

Apr. 18, 2026 at 9:23pm

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A cubist, geometric painting depicting an abstract football scene, with sharp planes of navy blue, red, and gold representing the Tennessee Titans' team colors and the fractured, multi-perspective nature of the NFL Draft process.The Titans' front office appears confident in their draft preparation, setting the stage for a potentially transformative 2026 NFL Draft.Today in Nashville

With the NFL Draft just a week away, Tennessee Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi expressed confidence in the team's draft preparation, stating they could make selections right now if needed. Borgonzi highlighted the success of the Titans' 2025 draft class, led by Cam Ward and Chimere Dike, and said the new regime under head coach Robert Saleh will aim to replicate that success in 2026.

Why it matters

The Titans are in the midst of a rebuild, and their performance in the upcoming draft will be crucial to setting the team up for success in the 2026-27 season under Saleh's leadership. Borgonzi's comments suggest the Titans have done their homework and are prepared to make impactful selections that can contribute immediately.

The details

In a press conference, Borgonzi said the Titans have had countless meetings with scouts, coaches, and other personnel, and that the team feels 'really good about the process.' He stated that if they had to, the Titans could 'draft tonight.' This confidence comes after the Titans' 2025 draft class, which included standouts like Cam Ward and Chimere Dike, proved to be a significant win for the franchise.

  • The 2026 NFL Draft is scheduled for next week.
  • The Titans' 2025 draft class has already made an impact on the team.

The players

Mike Borgonzi

The general manager of the Tennessee Titans, who expressed confidence in the team's draft preparation ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.

Cam Ward

A key member of the Titans' 2025 draft class, who has played a big part in the team's rebuild.

Chimere Dike

An award-winning special teams player from the Titans' 2025 draft class, who has also contributed to the team's recent success.

Robert Saleh

The new head coach of the Tennessee Titans, who will be looking to build on the team's recent draft success.

Jeremiyah Love

A Notre Dame running back who has been linked to the Titans in pre-draft speculation.

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What they’re saying

“Feel really good about the process we've had...”

— Mike Borgonzi, General Manager, Tennessee Titans

What’s next

Titans fans will have to wait until the 2026 NFL Draft to see which players the team selects to continue their rebuild. All eyes will be on the Titans' first-round pick, with speculation that they could target a player like Jeremiyah Love to bolster their offense.

The takeaway

The Titans' confidence in their draft preparation suggests they are poised to make impactful selections that can help the team take the next step in their rebuild under new head coach Robert Saleh. The success of the 2025 draft class has set a high bar, and the Titans will need to replicate that success to get the franchise back on track in the 2026-27 season.