The NFL Draft has (finally) come and gone, and the Tennessee Titans' roster appears to have shaken out to a mostly firm degree ahead of Robert Saleh's first attempt at the helm. In the midst of an offseason that felt like it began just a few weeks into last season, that's a relief. For much of the ongoing offseason, prior to the draft, Jeremiyah Love was the apple of Titans fans' eyes. Many rightfully saw the Notre Dame back as a perfect offensive playmaker to pair with Cam Ward as the team escapes their dire rebuild. But, of course, the Arizona Cardinals took Love one pick before Tennessee had a chance, and the Titans drafted the aruable best receiver in the pool as a result in Carnell Tate. What happened in the fifth round, though, may make up for Tennessee missing on love. In taking Penn State back Nick Singelton with pick No. 165, the Titans may have made it out of the event with one of the most promising sleeper selections of all.…