Falcons night in Tennessee flipped in the second half as undrafted Nate Carter bolted for a 43-yard touchdown in the third quarter, flashing burst after a slow start. Teagan Quitoriano forced and recovered a kickoff fumble on the ensuing drive, and Chris Blair hauled in a 53-yard score from Easton Stick to spark Atlanta’s offense. The trio helped Atlanta tie the game at 20 late in the fourth, following a 17-point third quarter after a six-point first half. The Titans provided the test, but these flashes highlighted depth pieces with fantasy upside in the Falcons’ camp.

From a fantasy lens, Carter’s long run is the type of moment that nudges a long-shot RB into the conversation for depth roles and practice-squad chatter. Blair’s big-play connection with Stick adds a potential vertical option for the Falcons’ passing game, especially in keeper or dynasty leagues where late-round darts matter. Quitoriano’s special-teams impact, paired with disciplined offensive reps, keeps him on the radar for a roster spot that could translate to some opportunistic fantasy value if roles open up.

The Falcons will take the positives into their next preseason tilt, hoping these performances translate into more meaningful reps during the regular season. It’s still preseason, but the emergence of Carter, Blair, and Quitoriano provides early indicators of a deeper Falcons roster that could yield streaming or depth options for savvy fantasy players as rosters prune down.