The Tennessee Titans used their fourth overall pick of the 2026 NFL Draft on Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate last night. Just before the night ended, the team traded back into the first round to select Auburn edge rusher Keldric Faulk. They acquired the 31st pick, along with picks #69 and #165, in exchange for picks #35, #66, and #101 from the Buffalo Bills.

That means the Titans will enter tonight without a second-round pick. They also dropped three spots from their original third-round selection. Last season, the Titans lacked a third-round pick heading into night two and proceeded to trade their high second-round pick (35th) to move back to #52 and add a third-round pick (#82). They don't have to worry about that this year, as they own the 69th pick in the third round tonight.

Barring another night two trade, the Titans will enter Day 3 of the draft on Saturday with six picks. They packaged their only fourth-round pick to move back into the first round, so now they will have three picks in the fifth round (#142, #144, and #165). Those will be followed by two picks in the sixth round (#184 and #194), before finalizing their draft with pick #225 in the seventh round.

History suggests that not all of those picks will remain in their current slots. They have already made a trade on the first night of the draft. That followed last year's draft, where Cam Ward (#1) and Chimere Dike (#103) were the Titans' only picks who were selected at their original draft position. Nonetheless, the Titans have plenty of selections remaining in the 2026 NFL Draft.

This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titans remaining 2026 NFL Draft picks after Day 1