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What a difference a year makes, in Dike's second year as a pro he appears to have fallen out of favor with the Tennessee Titans after being named All-Pro as a rookie...As a receiving prospect, I grade Dike with a very high ceiling, his current struggles in Tennessee notwithstanding.
STACKED’s take
Dike's All-Pro rookie season and elite athleticism justify high ceiling despite current snap decline.
The source grades Dike with a very high receiving ceiling despite his current struggles in Tennessee. After being named All-Pro as a rookie, Dike has fallen out of favor in his second year, playing all seven games but limited to 13 percent of Titans offensive snaps (52 total) with only eight targets this year versus 74 in 2025. Athletically elite: 4.34 forty, 1.51 ten-yard split, 6.87 three-cone, 4.25 shuttle, 38" vertical, 10'8" broad jump at 6'1" 200 lbs with 32" arms. Dike excels in the return game and has good hands with excellent zone awareness. With two years remaining on his cost-controlled rookie contract, acquiring him would require the most capital of the five candidates, but packaging a late 2027 and mid-2028 pick or a current Rams receiver with a 2028 pick could seal the deal.
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