From the episode
There is a runout where Carnell Tate could be a Malik Nabors type of rookie season... He is that dude. He was 10th in yards per outrun last year. Fourth best in receiving grade amongst all collegiate wide receivers with 50 more targets... 68.8% contested catch rate in his final year at college... He will never be cheaper in redraft leagues than he is this year, in my opinion.
STACKED’s take
Tate's WR31 ADP undervalues his three-level threat profile and contested-catch ability; will never be cheaper.
The source is all-in on Carnell Tate as a breakout rookie receiver, dismissing narratives that he's too slow or incomplete. Tate is ranked WR31 overall 71st, and the source believes he will crush this ADP. The source compares him favorably to Malik Nabers' rookie season and Teddero McMillan, noting the talent is real and the skepticism is unfounded. Tate's college production: 10th in yards per route run, 4th in receiving grade among receivers with 50+ targets, zero drops in his final season despite 14.6 ADOT, and 68.8% contested catch rate. The source emphasizes Tate is a three-level threat and ball winner at the catch point. Regarding Wando Robinson's strong 2025 season, the source notes Robinson benefited from no true alpha receiver competing for targets, whereas Tate earned his targets. The source invokes JSN's draft-season skepticism (slot-only, not fast enough, can't stretch defense) as a cautionary tale about dismissing talented receivers. Tate will never be cheaper in redraft leagues than this year.
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