Carnell Tate

Redraft

Projections: Offense

Expert	Total Pts	Receiving						Rushing					Passing								Fumbles
Expert	Total Pts	1D	REC	TGT	TD	YDS	2PT	CAR	1D	TD	YDS	2PT	ATT	CMP	1D	INT	SCK	TD	YDS	2PT	LOST
Footballguys Consensus	198.21	45.59	72.98	122.8	5.36	933.98	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.33
Dan Hindery	204.59	46.2	75.4	123.6	6.3	922.9	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.9
Maurile Tremblay	174.2	39.26	60.5	109	5.3	825	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.6
Jason Wood	205.2	47.87	77	128	5	982	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Rankings

Footballguys Consensus

WR27

Jason Wood

WR30

4th overall makes 120+ targets feel like the floor.

Jeff Haseley

WR33

Tate enters his rookie year with high expectations after the Titans drafted him 4th overall to be a cornerstone of their passing game. While rookie wideouts can sometimes take a few weeks to adjust to the NFL speed, Tate's ready-made skill set gives him a direct path to a heavy target share right out of the gate. He is one of the most exciting, high-impact rookies to target as a high-upside WR3.

Matt Waldman

WR16

Tate is the best rookie receiver in this class and reminded me in style of Justin Jefferson. He excels at the catch point and possesses excellent body movement to adjust at the boundary and with the ball in the air.

Tate will begin the season as the Titans' top receiver, and should earn a wide range of targets as Cam Ward's soon-to-be favorate receiver. While aggressive to list Tate this high, many were right to consider Tetairoa McMillian as a top-15 option as a rookie playing with a young quarterback.

I believe Tate is a better player in a similar situation.

Andy Hicks

WR36

Sigmund Bloom

WR26

Bob Harris

WR40

Dan Hindery

WR23

Phil Alexander

WR31

Jeff Bell

WR23

Dave Kluge

WR25

Ryan Weisse

WR27

Joey Wright

WR35

Week 0

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