Outlook Mack Hollins
Mack Hollins vs PIT — Modest Target Floor in Low-Scoring Matchup
Hollins stepped into a solid rotational role in the opener, turning five targets into four receptions for 51 yards. With star wideout A.J. Brown recently placed on injured reserve, New England's passing tree opens up slightly behind Romeo Doubs and DeMario Douglas. While Hollins is listed as a backup on the perimeter, his versatility keeps him actively involved in early-down packages.
For fantasy purposes, Hollins remains difficult to trust in standard leagues with an over/under sitting at just 41.5 points against Pittsburgh. Our weekly projection models him for roughly 2.9 catches and 37 yards (7.9 fantasy points). Rostered in just under 3% of leagues and rarely started, he is best viewed as a desperation dart throw or deep-league bench stash rather than a viable starting option.
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Outlook Carnell Tate
Carnell Tate vs. PHI at Home — Trailing Script Points to Solid Target Share
After shaking off preseason stiffness, the rookie top-five pick made his NFL debut as an immediate starter on the outside opposite Calvin Ridley. Tate earned six targets from Cam Ward in Week 1, hauling in four passes for 38 yards. His locked-in role on Tennessee's depth chart confirms he will be an integral part of the game plan right out of the gate.
Tennessee enters Week 2 as seven-point home underdogs against Philadelphia, a game script that should encourage throwing despite a modest 39.5-point total. Our weekly projection slots Tate for roughly 3.6 catches and 48 receiving yards on nearly seven targets. With his start rate dipping near 32% after a quiet debut, he profiles as a viable WR3 or flex option for managers seeking volume upside.
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