Cam Ward and Carnell Tate are quickly emerging as the Tennessee Titans' go-to offensive duo.

Tennessee Titans rookie Carnell Tate reveals which future Hall of Fame wide receiver he models his game after.

Tate was creeping in the shadows during nearly his entire time at Ohio State. As a freshman, he was deep on the depth chart that was led by Marvin Harrison Jr. Then, in year two, he was pinned behind Emeka Egbuka and Jeremiah Smith. In his final year, he was still in the shadow of Jeremiah Smith.

Fantasy managers should monitor these training camp battles as the winners can become fantasy producers as the season rolls along.

An eventful day led to these three headlines being my biggest takeaways from the Titans' Thursday practice.

Buried behind a couple offseason additions, the second-year WR has forced his way into the Titans conversation.

Cam Ward and Carnell Tate stood out as their connection develops, and that's the best sign of progress from the Titans' scrimmage at Nissan Stadium.

The Tennessee Titans selected Carnell Tate with the No. 4 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Since then, many have shared their thoughts, including Cam Ward on Thursday.