For most of the pre-draft process, Ohio State star Carnell Tate was penciled in as the No. 1 wide receiver in the class. He doesn't bring the injury concerns that come with Jordyn Tyson, or the character red flags Makai Lemon reportedly showed in some of his interviews.
However, those who fixate on numbers and measurements may not be as bullish on Tate anymore. He was clocked at an unofficial 4.52-second 40-yard dash, which is admittedly not a fast time for top-notch wide receiver prospects.
ESPN insider Adam Schefter reported that most teams had him at faster speeds since the combine numbers are unofficial.