Titans' Tate Shocks Draft, Boosts Ward's Weaponry

0:00It's April 24th. This is NFL News Today, your AI-powered source for everything in FL. Titan shocked the draft room by grabbing Ohio State Y receiver Carnell Tate at 4th overall, going offense instead of the expected defense after. Jeremiah Love went early. Young quarterback Cam Ward gets a big weapon right away. Even though Tennessee passed on Tate's buckeye's teammates, linebackers Arvel Reese and Sunny. Styles. Fans know the risk of not building around a rookie QB, like what happened with Zach Wilson under Jets coach Robert Salah. Titans aren't repeating that mistake. They added Wandel Robinson in free agency on a $72 million deal and kept better in Calvin Ridley. With a restructure contract, fans and analysts buzzed about the priority shift. With Styles mocked to Tennessee for his defensive fit and Reese once projected as high as second. Overall. Zach hits hard. Ward now has real options beyond second-year guy Elyk Iomanor, who flashed promise last

1:00season. New Dept chart puts Tate at the top, followed by Robinson, Ridley, A.O. Manor, and others like Camarri Dyke. Tate's seen as a safe pick with number row. One upside. Betting Hill outperformed doubts like Ohio State's Ameka Eggbuke did in Tampa Bay. Linebacker needs exist, but they already snanked past rusher Jermaine Johnson the second this off season. Tate vowed to stay always open for Ward post draft, signaling Tennessee's all-in on turning him into a franchise guy. Watch this receiver room light up. The league.