Huddle Up: Tate was drafted fourth overall by the Titans and will ostensibly be their top wide receiver for 2026. It remains to be seen if last season's top overall pick, quarterback Cam Ward, can make a second-year leap, but the drafting of Tate gives Ward a huge weapon. Tate is a solid fantasy WR3 with huge upside if this Titans' passing game gels right away.

Huddle Up: Ward played well at times during his rookie season but should be able to improve his numbers if he has a good understanding of the offense. He should be a No. 2 quarterback in most fantasy leagues and could be a starting option at times in two-quarterback leagues.

Huddle Up: The goal for the team's management was to get weapons for QB Cam Ward, but there are questions if Tate can be a true No. 1 receiver in the NFL. There are questions about his size and speed, according to NFL.com's Kevin Patra, but he does run pro-level routes, and he is cerebral, as well as physical. It will be interesting to see if Tate is the 2026 version of Tetairoa McMillan, immediately stepping in as a rookie to serve as a fantasy must-have, or if it takes a while to develop. For redraft leagues, he is likely not a bad WR3 or flex option to start, but he is a must-have in long-term fantasy formats.

Huddle Up: Singleton will be behind Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears on the depth chart, so he is unlikely to have a big role in the offense during his rookie season. He could earn a bigger role in the next few years but can be avoided in most fantasy leagues in 2026.

Huddle Up: Tennessee opted to add another weapon for quarterback Cam Ward. Tate is regarded as an one of the safest receiver prospects in the draft, and he should become an immediate starter. Tate will be in the mix to be the second player picked in rookie drafts, and he should be a WR4 with upside in redraft leagues.

Huddle Up: Ward and the Titans are hard to gauge fantasy-wise until after the 2026 NFL Draft. Ward shouldn't be on any roster outside of a dynasty, for now, but that could change between now and the start of the season.

Huddle Up: Ward showed some signs of life down the stretch, but he was never able to emerge from the QB2 neighborhood in fantasy leagues. Still, his arrow was pointing upward at the end of his rookie season. He should be a QB2 once again in 2026 in most fantasy leagues, but he has tremendous upside, and he is a great option in long-term keeper formats.

Huddle Up: Robinson is coming off his first 1,000-yard season, and he has topped 90 receptions in each of the past two years. He should slot in as the No. 1 option for Ward in 2026, and he should at least be able to provide WR3 production for fantasy owners.

Huddle Up: Ridley will turn 32 at the end of this upcoming season, but in terms of per-target metrics, it was his worst as a pro. Posting career lows in receptions per game (2.4) and yards per game (43.3), Ridley may be mixing into more of a committee at wide receiver in 2026 with second-year pros Elic Ayomanor and Chimere Dike, plus free-agent signee Wan'Dale Robinson now in Tennessee. Ridley could be a late-round dart throw that pays off if the Titans give him veteran deference, but leaving the name value of Ridley for another fantasy drafter in 2026 may be the wisest move.

Huddle Up: Ward was diagnosed with an AC joint sprain in his throwing shoulder in early January. Since that time, the front office added Brian Daboll as the offensive coordinator and Wan'Dale Robinson to give him a dynamic option out of the slot. Considering how little he had to work with as a rookie, the aforementioned upgrades alone should help Ward immensely. If he can run a bit more in 2026, Ward has a decent chance of being a capable QB2 in fantasy.

Huddle Up: In what seemed like an improbable 140 targets earned in 2024, Robinson matched that 140-target total in 2025. He not only caught 92 balls, but Robinson also notched his first 1,000-yard season this past year. Robinson was quietly fantasy football's WR14 in PPR formats and now joins the Tennessee Titans, where he'll reunite with former Giants head coach and now Titans offensive coordinator Brian Daboll. Typically a short-area target, Robinson extended his aDOT from 5.1 yards in 2024 to 9.0 yards in 2025. Robinson should be a featured target in Tennessee with Cam Ward, and that puts him for fantasy purposes as a reception-focused WR3 for fantasy.

Huddle Up: In what seemed like an improbable 140 targets earned in 2024, Robinson matched that 140-target total in 2025. He not only caught 92 balls, but Robinson also notched his first 1,000-yard season this past year. Robinson was quietly fantasy football's WR14 in PPR formats and will be highly sought after in free agency. Typically a short-area target, Robinson extended his aDOT from 5.1 yards in 2024 to 9.0 yards in 2025. Wherever Robinson lands will dictate his 2026 value, but it's hard to imagine he won't be a featured target where he lands. He's a reception-focused WR3 for fantasy, but is downgraded a bit in half-PPR formats.

Huddle Up: Ward took his share if lumps during his rookie season, but he made positive strides as the year went on. He remains a solid dynasty asset, and if the Titans can upgrade around him this offseason, a QB2 campaign is certainly possible in 2026.

Huddle Up: Ridley struggled with injuries this season and was limited to seven games and 303 receiving yards. Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation during the offseason because there is a chance that the Titans let him go. He should be involved in a team's passing game next season but may no longer be a weekly starting option.

Huddle Up: Robinson was the main target in the passing game after Malik Nabers suffered his injury and will be a priority for the Giants this offseason. He will see a good amount of targets each game if he remains with the Giants and can be a No. 3 receiver in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Davenport also noted that Ward's offseason will be challenging because he's also learning Brian Daboll's new offense. Ward was the QB22 in fantasy last season, and if you think about how bad the Titans were in 2025, that's not a bad season. If they can upgrade the o-line to avoid Ward becoming a punching bag again, and add some weapons, he could be a matchup play QB2 next season.

Huddle Up: Dike did most of his damage on special teams, but he did finish third on the team with 423 receiving yards. If Cam Ward and the offense continue to improve, Dike could be a WR5 in 2026, but he is especially valuable in leagues that award points for return yards.

Huddle Up: Ward struggled at times during his rookie season but seemed to become more comfortable as the season went on. He will be working in a new offensive system next season but will probably start 2026 as a No. 2 fantasy quarterback.

Huddle Up: While Ward endured plenty of growing pains, his numbers did trend in the right direction as the season went on. In fact, Ward threw multiple touchdowns in four of the final five games. If the Titans can improve Ward's supporting cast, he could make another leap in 2026. He will be a QB2 with upside to start next season.

Huddle Up: Ward had some inconsistent performances during the regular season but was playing better late in the season and will look to improve under offensive coordinator Brian Daboll. He probably should be considered a No. 2 fantasy quarterback to start the season but has a chance to become a low-end No. 1 quarterback if he plays well.

Huddle Up: Ward was inconsistent during his rookie season but did play well during the second half of the season. He will be working in a new offensive system next season but will likely start 2026 as a No. 2 fantasy quarterback.

Huddle Up: The rookie made strides at the end of the season, finishing as the QB20 over the last five weeks. He threw for 907 yards, eight TDs and just one INT. He'll be an upside QB2 in next season's drafts.

Huddle Up: Injuries forced Carter into the lead role in the Arizona backfield, but James Conner and Trey Benson should be healthy to start next season, and Carter will be hitting free agency. He could land a backup role somewhere, but it would take a special set of circumstances for Carter to find himself in a prominent role in 2026.

Huddle Up: With Theo Johnson putting together a solid season, Bellinger, a pending free agent, seems likely to move on next season.

Huddle Up: The Bills gave the fans at Highmark Stadium a chance to see the starter, and give him an ovation, before he exited for what is the final game at the venue. The Bills wisely are putting Allen on ice to avoid an injury heading into the playoffs.

Huddle Up: Dike emerged as the Titans main receiver this season and should remain in the starting lineup next season because of his connection with Cam Ward. He can be considered at least a No. 4 receiver in fantasy leagues next season.

Huddle Up: Ayomanor was a solid part of the passing game with at least five targets in 12 games this season. He did not reach 60 yards in any game this season and posted at least 50 yards in only four games. He should improve in his second season and could be a late round pick in some deeper leagues but is unlikely to be a weekly starting option.

Huddle Up: Spears was behind Tony Pollard on the depth chart but did see a decent workload for each game this season. He will likely be involved in both the running game and passing game next season and could see a bigger role depending on the new offensive scheme. He could be a possible No. 3 or No. 4 running back in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Pollard was able to record at least 1,000 rushing yards for the fourth straight season and should be the starting running back for the Titans again in 2026. He can be a No. 2 or No. 3 running back in leagues next season.

Huddle Up: Ward may miss some practice time this offseason but should be fine for the start of training camp next season. He played well at times during his rookie season and should not have any competition for the job in 2026. He will likely be a No. 2 quarterback in fantasy leagues next season.