Where Each Titans' Rookie Landed on the First Edition of the Unofficial Depth Chart

The Tennessee Titans have done a great job in the NFL Draft, as they added plenty of key players through the 2026 edition. Each of the rookies received their first depth chart projection. Here is where each of them stands.

First Team Rookies on the Tennessee Titans

There is only one rookie who is listed as a first-team player. That player is Carnell Tate, who comes as no shock when it comes to making this list. He is expected not only to be a starter, but he is expected to be the No. 1 wide receiver on the roster. Tate has the best chance of being the most impactful player on the roster when it comes to a rookie standpoint.

Second Team Rookies on the Tennessee Titans

The Titans have many more second-team players on the roster, as they have four players on the second-string depth chart. The first player to make the list is Fernando Carmona, who is the backup right guard behind Cordell Volson. Another Titan to make the cut on the second-team is a day-three draft selection, as Jackie Marshall made the list to be the primary backup for Jeffery Simmons alongside Solomon Thomas. Keldric Faulk also made the list as an EDGE, as he made the depth chart as the primary backup to Jacob Martin. The last Titans' rookie player to make the second-string is Anthony Hill Jr., who has the best chance of making the starting lineup out of any of these rookies. He comes in as the backup to Mohamoud Diabate.

Third Team Rookies on the Tennessee Titans

This is the lengthy part of the list, as there are 11 rookies who made the third team on the depth chart. The players who made the list as a third-stringer are Jaren Kanak, Bishop Fitzgerald, Aamil Wagner, Pat Coogan, Rasheed Miller, Hank Beatty, Tyren Montgomery, Nick Singleton, Sean Brown, Mani Powell, and Jalen McMurray. Among all of these players, Singleton is expected to be the player who rises up the depth chart, while many of the other names will be on the practice squad.