Titans' Top Pick: Carnell Tate Visits

On March 27, the Tennessee Titans face a big choice with the fourth overall pick in the

2026 NFL draft.

Fans have mostly talked about running back chair Maya Love, or defensive players like

linebackers, sunny styles, and Arvorese, plus safety Caleb.

Downs, but wide receiver Carnell Tate from Ohio State is gaining traction as a smart pick

to help young quarterback Cam Ward.

Tate turned heads at Ohio State's pro day this week.

He ran sharp routes and showed off his potential as a top outside receiver.

That strong showing has put him back in the mix for Tennessee, especially since their current

receivers lack size.

Fans had overlooked Tate before, focusing on less premium spots.

In college, he grabbed 51 passes for 875 yards and 9 touchdowns, even sharing targets

with a star teammate.

His smooth moves against man coverage make him a safe, high upside choice.

Now, Tate has a visit lined up with a Titan staff, including General Manager Mike Borgonzi.

That signals real interest at number 4.

As Tennessee needs bigger playmakers to pair with their slot guys like Calvin Ridley and

Wandel Robinson.

With Ward's growth as the priority, Tate could reshape the offense and shift the draft

buzz in Nashville.