Titans Snag Ohio State's Carnell Tate

0:00On April 24th, the Tennessee Titans just made a power move in the 2026 NFL draft, snagging Ohio State Whiteout carnal Tate at number 4. Overall, this dude balled out in college with 51 catches for 875 yards and 9 touchdowns averaging a slick 17.2 yards per grab even while sharing the field with a stud like Jeremiah Smith and missing three games to injury. Earlier this week, in Ohio State Insider broke it down, calling Tate the top receiver in the whole draft class. He praised Tate's knack for hauling in deep balls on go routes and his big frame making him a nightmare in the red zone plus those reliable hands. That rarely let passes hit the turf. Fans and analysts are buzzing because Tate steps into a loaded Titans receiver room with guys like Calvin Ridley, Wandel Robinson, and Shamarie Dyke already in place. That Ohio State Pettigree puts him in the lineage of elite Buckeye pass catchers who've lit up the league. Now, word is, Tate projects as a day one starter,

1:04bringing that vertical speed to stretch defenses and open things up for the offense under coach Brian. DeBall, Titans GM Mike Ward clearly saw the fit for a bigger target who can take the top off defenses. With Tate locked in, Tennessee's attack just got a whole lot more explosive. Keep an eye on this kid as he turns pro potential into Sunday highlights.