A little over two months since the Seattle Seahawks downed the New England Patriots to win the Super Bowl, the new season of the NFL is officially ready to kick off in full on Thursday night in Pittsburgh for the 2026 NFL Draft.
While the world’s worst-kept secret is that the Las Vegas Raiders will be selecting Heisman Award winner and national champion quarterback Fernando Mendoza with the first overall pick, the fun begins after the Indiana signal-caller puts on the silver and black for the first time.
As we count down the clock until Thursday, per Kalshi, the prediction website, here are the top prospects they believe could get selected by the Tennessee Titans at the No. 4 spot.
Jeremiyah Love (35%)
For months, this seemed like the most interesting choice on the board for the Titans, who are still trying to capture a new identity.
They have new team colors, new jerseys, and a brand-new stadium opening next year, and they’re desperately searching for ways to grow the team’s brand in Nashville and beyond.
Grabbing Love as their running back of the future to put alongside Cam Ward would be a great start, and instantly bring some extra firepower to one of the dullest offenses in the league.
Tennessee’s only worry? Love might not be there at No. 4, as the Notre Dame Fighting Irish star is also the current favorite to go to Arizona, who is one step in front of Tennessee with the third selection.
Sonny Styles (25%)
Styles has been a constant mover as the weeks have gone on, as he only had a 6% chance in March before tripling that to 18% come the start of April.
Now, though, a night before the draft, he is a strong second behind Love to be the pick for the Titans. And if Love goes to the Cardinals at the third spot, then that might open the door for Styles to go fourth.
David Bailey (12%)
Love going third might also point to Bailey, who could slip down to No. 4 for the Titans to jump on.
Mendoza goes first. The Jets take Avrell Reese second. And if the Cardinals want Love, Bailey could be a godsend for the Titans at the fourth position.