Carnell Tate, the Titans’ 2026 first-round pick (No. 4 overall) out of Ohio State, has emerged as the team’s clear top wideout through six games, posting 29 catches for 344 yards and one touchdown on 44 targets. The 21-year-old has drawn 26% of Tennessee’s air yards despite a 1-5 start and an offense averaging just 166 passing yards per game under new coordinator Brian Daboll. Recent production includes a career-high 145 yards against Baltimore and a six-catch, 70-yard, first-NFL-touchdown outing in the Week 6 win over Indianapolis, though efficiency remains hampered by inconsistent quarterback play from Cam Ward. With 11 games remaining and Tate locked in as the primary option on a rebuilding roster, volume and matchup difficulty will continue to shape his season-long yardage total.