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Tate often goes around Marvin Harrison Jr. and Rome Odunze. I'd much rather have those third-year wideouts. I understand that Tate is in a spot where he can emerge as the top target for the Titans, but there are still some question marks around Ward, plus the Titans' offensive line is projected to be bad. We could easily see Wan'Dale Robinson lead the team in targets. I'm avoiding Tate at his current cost.
STACKED’s take
Tate's No. 4 ADP overvalues draft capital; Ammirante prefers Harrison Jr. and Odunze.
Tate was drafted No. 4 overall by Tennessee but Frank Ammirante argues the market is overvaluing his draft capital. While Tate has premium positioning, he is not a clear-cut best receiver in his class like typical fourth-overall wideouts; some debate existed pre-draft about whether Jordyn Tyson or Makai Lemon should have been the first receiver off the board. Ammirante suggests the Titans may have reached to get a top target for second-year QB Cam Ward. Additional concerns include question marks around Ward's play and the Titans' projected poor offensive line, which could result in Wan'Dale Robinson leading the team in targets instead. Ammirante is avoiding Tate at his current cost, where he often goes around third-year receivers Marvin Harrison Jr. and Rome Odunze.
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