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I got Carnell Tate, guys... the tough shadow match up that we are expecting against DJ Turner, but maybe Carnell Tate is just so freaking good that it won't matter... he's one of only four wide receivers with a passer rating when targeted under 60... Additional shout outs to Carnell Tate for largely making the most out of his opportunities
STACKED’s take
WR27 with elite contested-catch ability (89%); tough shadow matchup offset by talent.
Ian Hartitz ranks Carnell Tate as WR 27 for Week 8, acknowledging a tough shadow matchup against DJ Turner but arguing Tate's elite contested catch ability may overcome it. Tate has caught 8 of 9 contested targets (89% rate), second only to Puka Nacua this season. At Ohio State, he caught 12 of 14 contested targets, the highest single-season mark for any Power Five WR since 2019 except Justin Jefferson and Jackson Smith-Njigba. Cam Ward has peppered Tate with targets despite subpar QB play. Hartitz gives Tate upside WR3 treatment, citing volume, talent, and elite contested catch ability despite the tough matchup and mediocre QB. Tate is highlighted as one of the most impressive rookie wide receivers this season, having made the most out of his opportunities.
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