
Titans Grab Tate, Boost Ward's Offense
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Titans GM Mike Borgonzi makes waves by drafting Ohio States Carnell Tate at number four, a move that boosts franchise quarterback Cam Wards arsenal. Despite debates on Tates top-five status, his elite hands, large catch radius, and smooth route running make him a valuable addition to the team.
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Tennessee Titans News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Titans Grab Tate, Boost Ward's Offense. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On April 24, Titans GM Mike Borgonzi shot folks by grabbing wide receiver Carnell Tate at number four overall, passing on edge-rusher Arville. Reese. Taste the top consensus receiver in this class straight out of Ohio State, and it's a clear win for franchise quarterback Cam Ward right off the bat. Ohio State's been a factory for NFL starters at receiver this decade, and Tate fits right in at just 21 years old with a versatile build. He's prime for that premium spot, even if the drafts top feels a bit like compared to past years. Fans and analysts are split some question if he's truly top five material in a weaker class, calling it a reach without elite breakaway speed or yards, after catch-pop. But others see the value in his steady game. Wastans out his Tate's elite hands, huge catch radius, and smooth route running that beats man in zone coverage, 70% success rate, against man in college. Spees not his superpower, but crisp routes and smart deceleration get him open consistently.
1:03Pairing Tate with Ward multiplies the offense as punch for years ahead, making plays easier in a position that always pays off. Solid B-plus move that bolsters the future.
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