The Tennessee Titans are wasting no time building for the future. On Thursday, the team locked up five of their eight picks from the 2026 NFL Draft, signing them to their rookie contracts just ahead of this weekend's minicamp.

Among the new additions are fifth-round selections Fernando Carmona, a guard from Arkansas (pick 142), and Penn State running back Nick Singleton (pick 165). The Titans also inked sixth-round picks Jackie Marshall, a defensive tackle out of Baylor, and Indiana center Pat Coogan, along with seventh-round tight end Jaren Kanak from Oklahoma (pick 225).

With these five players officially on board, the Titans' front office can now shift focus to their three remaining unsigned draft picks: Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate and Auburn edge rusher Keldric Faulk—both first-round selections—along with second-round linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. from Texas. While first-round contracts are typically straightforward, second-round deals have become trickier in recent years, often stalling over guaranteed money in the final year. Hill's deal could require a bit more patience.

All rookies are set to report for minicamp on Friday and Saturday at the Vanderbilt Health Football Center in Nashville. For Titans fans, this early wave of signings signals a smooth start to the next chapter—and a chance to see the new talent in action soon.