ESPN Fantasy Football on Carnell Tate
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Arguably the most pro-ready receiver in this year's class, Tate has lit up training camp, demonstrating electric chemistry with Cam Ward and regularly making highlight-worthy grabs. The Ohio State alum even caught the eye of Pat McAfee, who likened the rookie's potential trajectory to that of Terry McLaurin's.
STACKED’s take
Tate's pro-ready profile and 120+ projected looks support top-25 WR appeal in eighth round.
Tate, the first wide receiver taken in April's draft, is positioned to quickly become the Titans' WR1. Arguably the most pro-ready receiver in the class, he has lit up training camp, demonstrating electric chemistry with Cam Ward and regularly making highlight-worthy grabs. Pat McAfee likened the rookie's potential trajectory to Terry McLaurin's. The Ohio State alum is a fluid route runner who can stretch the field and regularly win in contested situations; he wowed Buckeyes fans with his ball-tracking skills and exploded for four games of 100+ yards in 2025. Joining a squad in need of an alpha, Tate has an opportunity to immediately step into the Titans' WR1 role, working the perimeter as a complement to slot receiver Wan'Dale Robinson. The 21-year-old is projected to draw upward of 120 looks and benefits from a favorable strength of schedule (second easiest for the position). The source projects top-25 positional fantasy appeal; he's currently being drafted early in the eighth round of 10-team leagues.
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