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Carnell Tate's first three games showed useful involvement. Week 4 showed why Tennessee drafted him fourth overall. He caught nine passes for 145 yards at Baltimore, pushing his season line to 22 receptions for 268 yards. He still has not scored, but the rookie has now increased his catches and yardage in every game.
PFM had Tate WR29 for the rest of the season before the breakout. The live usage already hinted at more, with a 25.0% target share and 39.2% air-yards share through the first three weeks. Week 4 turned those opportunity numbers into real production. The next step is scoring, not a larger role. Tennessee is already treating Tate like its primary receiver, and Cam Ward repeatedly looked his way against Baltimore. If that target concentration holds, the lack of touchdowns creates upside rather than a reason to stay cautious.