Dike rotates into slot duties behind Dike in three-receiver sets, potentially earning a starting role if Jefferson’s starter status remains unsettled. His slot-focused usage suggests a path to weekly targets if the Titans lean on multiple WR looks early in the season.

Dike joins the rookie pass catch corps, offering Ward a big‐play option with development upside. His involvement signals Tennessee’s commitment to a multi‐way rookie attack behind Ridley, Ayomanor, and Helm as Ward’s growth vehicle.

Dike slots in as the backup slot in 13-personnel and a backup for Dike’s role signals a potential weekly package. His speed and role as a backup slot highlight potential upside if Mooney or Mooney substitutes in Atlanta’s plan vanish or shift.

Dike drew Ward’s eye on a quick-hitting route in the second drive but missed the target, illustrating the rookie’s early chemistry tests with his receivers. Dike’s involvement hints at a role for depth and potential spacing in the Titans’ air game as Ward progresses.

Dike flashed in both return game and as a receiver, showing explosion and playmaking ability that could push for bigger reps as Ward develops. His speed and ball skills suggest a path to increased workload as the Titans refine their passing game plan.