NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Titans signed first-round pick Keldric Faulk to a contract on April 24, 2026, in Nashville. The team also signed all eight of their selections from the 2026 NFL Draft, completing agreements with their full draft class.

Faulk, an edge defender from Auburn, was the Titans' second draft pick in 2026. General manager Mike Borgonzi traded up from the early second round to the No. 31 pick at the back end of the first round to select him. The Titans held an event at their practice facility in Nashville on April 24 to present their first two draft selections, Faulk and Carnell Tate. Borgonzi and coach Robert Saleh attended the event.

Standing 6-foot-6 and weighing 274 pounds, Faulk was considered a potential top-10 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft cycle. However, he fell later in the first round after an underwhelming junior season at Auburn. He is known more for his run-stopping skills than his pass-rushing acumen.

By late May 2026, the Titans were in their second week of organized team activities (OTAs). Faulk participated in the team’s first OTA practice open to media viewing and wore a Titans uniform for the session. During team drills at that practice, he participated as a defensive end.

The Titans selected Carnell Tate with their first pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Faulk was their second selection, acquired after trading up from the early second round to the No. 31 overall spot. The April 24 event at the team’s Nashville practice facility formally introduced both players as new members of the organization.