His receivers coach praises Tate's quiet, relentless approach and repeated ability to beat defenders.
Carnell Tate
Wide receiver for the Tennessee Titans
Last updated
2026 season
Season projection
TEN · WR · WR1
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These are full-season estimates, last updated August 30, 2026. For this week’s matchups and injury status, see Week 2 projections.
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Latest news · 18 reports
Was repeatedly deployed in ways that suited his strengths against Chicago.
Had a strong practice day after a quiet 10-day stretch, producing high volume and quality.
Daboll says Tate started quickly but has seen fewer catches recently.
Is moving around the formation more often.
Has had several quiet practices in succession, prompting questions about his start.
Titans are using a basic offense with little motion rather than designing plays specifically to free him.
Attempted a jumping catch along the sideline after Ward drew pass interference.
Returned to practice.
Did not practice after colliding with Kevin Winston Jr. while catching on Monday; removed from that session.
Has picked up the offense quickly in camp and is asking veterans for guidance.
Took a hit late in practice, reported dizziness but walked away under own power; Saleh not concerned.
Hit his head on a catch in traffic during practice, appeared rattled but stayed in.
Made a full extension catch against Kevin Winston, absorbing contact to secure the ball.
Was physical in run game and won individual matchups in practice.
Leveled by Renardo Green, triggering skirmishes.
Two TD catches: a go route and a jump ball in the corner where he went up over the defender.
Made a one-handed catch on the run in stride during team drills.