Titans' Tate Pick Boosts Ward's Passing Game

On April 28th, the Tennessee Titans finally pulled the trigger in the NFL draft, snagging

why receiver Karnel Tate with their fourth overall pick.

After a rough season full of ups and downs, this move hands the franchise keys straight

to quarterback Cam Ward, who they took first overall last.

Year.

Tate wasn't the top name on everyone's board defensive players and running back Jeremiah

Love got more buzz leading up, but Scouts saw him as the standout receiver in the group,

a clear bet on building around Ward, instead of patching the defense right away.

Titans fans breathed the sigh of relief after months of worry and draptip.

Ward's quick rise from a shaky start last season turned into a bright spot, and now within

off-season to build chemistry, the crowds hyped for what.

He can do next.

They backed it up by signing Wandel Robinson from the Giants over the off-season, giving

Ward real weapons beyond just Calvin Ridley.

Even with new defensive coach Robert Salah, calling shots, this high draft pick screams

all in on the passing game.

With Tate, Robinson, and Ward clicking, Tennessee could flip the script in the AFC South and make

some noise this fall.