Titans Draft WR Carnell Tate, Boosting Ward's Rookie Season

0:00It's April 24th. This is NFL News today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. The Tennessee Titans just made Cam Ward's day by drafting Carnell Tate, the standout wide receiver from Ohio State, pairing their new quarterback with. Some serious firepower right out the gate. Tate balled out in college, starting strong his freshman year, with 18 catches for 264 yards and a touchdown, then exploding. In his junior season, with 51 receptions, 875 yards and 9 scores, earning first team, all big 10 and second team. All American honors. He's got that polish that translates quick, with elite body control, soft hands, and the knack for winning contested balls at the high point, even at. Just under 200 pounds, making him a reliable safety valve over the middle for Ward. That said, he's more of a WR2 type than a true number 1, with some struggles against press coverage from taller corners and occasional tells in.

1:00His routes, but his 4.5 through 40 yard dash, and 6 with 2 frame, give him legit burst and upside. Overall, this pick arms the Titans offense with immediate depth and big play potential, setting up Ward for a smooth, rookie transition as training. Camp heats up.