Hank Beatty

Beatty went undrafted in 2026 and signed with Tennessee as a UDFA — he faces long odds to crack a 53-man roster and has zero dynasty trade value to reflect that uncertainty.

The Titans WR room is stacked: Carnell Tate (No. 4 overall pick), Wan'Dale Robinson (1,014 yards in 2025), Calvin Ridley (returning from broken fibula), Elic Ayomanor, and Chimere Dike all stand ahead of Beatty on the depth chart.

Historical UDFA attrition rates for undersized slot receivers without elite athleticism testing are very high; without a standout camp performance, a practice squad assignment or outright cut is the most probable outcome.

At 5'11"/165–185 lbs with a still-developing route tree and no contested-catch tape, Beatty projects as a pure slot/space player who cannot handle NFL press coverage on the boundary, severely capping his role ceiling.

Beatty broke Red Grange's Illinois punt return record in 2025 and averaged 18.9 yards per punt return — elite return chops are his most credible path to sticking on an NFL roster, even if dynasty-irrelevant.

His background as a former quarterback gives Beatty advanced route-recognition and processing speed that can translate to yards after catch in a slot role if the Titans scheme leverages it.

Calvin Ridley is recovering from a broken fibula and has durability concerns; if multiple Titans WRs miss time, Beatty could earn snaps as the WR5/6 in a pass-friendly Cam Ward offense.

Posted the lowest drop rate of any eligible FBS receiver (0.9% per Tru Media) and 70/864/3 as a 2025 senior, giving him a chance to stick as a dependable depth/emergency slot option.