Tennessee Titans fans were so blinded by all of the pre-draft connections to Jeremiyah Love that they were caught off guard when the team drafted Ohio State receiver Carnell Tate with the fourth pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. However, he quickly proved the doubters wrong by shining in OTAs and looking like the playmaker that the Titans' front office thought he could be. After the break, the Titans kicked off training camp, and there were plenty of positive notes flying around, but none of them were about Tate. Carnell Tate is back on track in Tennessee Titans training campIt took him about a week of practice, but now Tate is back to the playmaking highlight reel that fans had gotten used to seeing early in the summer. In fact, he was recently named as the only rookie starter on the Titans' initial depth chart.