The Tennessee Titans have enhanced their wide receiver corps by drafting Carnell Tate at No. 4 overall and signing Wan’Dale Robinson to a $70 million deal, while restructuring Calvin Ridley’s contract. Ridley had a disappointing 2025 season with only 17 receptions before a season-ending injury, but he aims to rebound in training camp, competing for the “Z” receiver role alongside rookie standout Chimere Dike. Dike, a Pro Bowler in 2025, offers strong competition for Ridley, as he excels in both receiving and special teams. With Tate set as the “X” receiver and Robinson in the slot, the Titans will assess the best fit for Dike and Ridley this summer.
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