Chimere Dike

Tennessee overhauled its WR room this offseason — Carnell Tate (#4 overall), Wan'Dale Robinson ($70M slot signing), and a retained Calvin Ridley all rank ahead of Dike, who projects as the WR4/5. His target share has already fallen to 12% and the room is more crowded now than during his rookie season.

Robinson was signed specifically to take over the slot role Dike held last year, capping his path to consistent volume. Snaps are stable (72%) but role is reduced to situational deep-crosser/speed-sweep work under Daboll, with PPR output at just 6.8 PPG (WR58).

Daboll values Dike's straight-line speed for patented deep crossers and gadget/screen touches, giving him a defined situational niche and big-play upside even in a reduced role.

Any injury to Robinson, Ridley, or Tate would vault Dike up the depth chart, and a developing Cam Ward offense could lift WR3/4 fantasy ceilings if the unit produces.