Immense ceiling but avoid round 4; rank him 57-60 overall to stem training camp hype.

Harris has drawn line in rankings saying he will draft Carnell Tate until he gets into round four, but will not draft him inside round four regardless of training camp hype. Blended Almanac ranks place him at 60 overall in standard and 57 overall in full PPR (approximately fifth round). Harris views him as talented player with immense ceiling due to fourth-overall draft capital and production profile, but wants to stem irrationality in rookie receiver market and avoid paying up for training camp helium. Harris notes that because last couple of rookie classes have been disappointing, Tate can be drafted at better discount than receivers like Jamar Chase and Justin Jefferson were, and that fifth-round pick on him is low-risk relative to earlier rookie receiver investments. Harris acknowledges Tate's ceiling is immense given draft capital, production profile, and athleticism, but notes that good training camp news will only inflate his cost above where it should be. Harris prefers quiet training camp scenario to stem irrationality, as Titans organization is incentivized to hype young draft picks and will share contested catch clips on social media, which could drive his ADP higher than warranted.