Titans' Mike Borgonzi CRUSHED the 2026 NFL Draft | Breaking Down the Titans Draft Class

In this comprehensive post-draft analysis, hosts Justin Graver and Justin Mello break down the Tennessee Titans' 2026 NFL Draft class, arguing that the team 'crushed' the draft by prioritizing quarterback Cam Ward's development with elite weapons and defensive depth. They praise the selection of Carnell Tate at fourth overall as a no-brainer, highlighting his elite route-running, hands, and Ohio State coaching pedigree, calling him a day-one starter. The trade-up for Auburn defensive end Keldrick Falk is seen as a high-upside project with immediate rotational value, while Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. is lauded as a potential day-one starter and future Pro Bowler. The offensive line picks—Fernando Carmona and Pat Coogan—are celebrated for their toughness and leadership despite physical limitations, with both seen as potential long-term starters. The draft also includes a developmental running back in Nicholas Singleton and a unique tight end in Jaron Kanak. The hosts emphasize that the Titans didn’t just draft players—they drafted culture, physicality, and a clear identity under Mike Borgonzi’s philosophy.