By BRADEN GALL, college contributor
Each week, 440 Sports’ Braden Gall dives into the most important matchups and developments from the top prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft.
As the year goes along, it’s clear that the Tennessee Titans have far more needs than anyone anticipated. And the race for the top prospect at several positions is wide open. Wide receiver, edge rusher and corner are three acute needs for the Titans, especially after trading away Jarvis Brownlee. Last weekend was an interesting one for both the wide receiver and pass rusher position groups.
Another solid case for WR1
Arizona State’s Jordyn Tyson came into the season as WR1 in the 2026 draft class. The dynamic do-everything wideout hasn’t disappointed through four weeks and caught a critical go-ahead TD on the road
against Baylor this weekend. He’s first in the Big 12 in receptions (31), yards (357) and touchdowns (five). The 6-foot-2, 200-pounder is a first-round lock at this point. Tyson will go up against a solid TCU secondary featuring star corner Bud Clark this weekend.