Okonkwo benefits from a young quarterback muting risk with a focus on the tight end position. He’s a solid Week 3 streamer with a chance to grow as the Titans lean into quick passes and red-zone looks for a reliable TE option in a developing offense.

Chig Okonkwo at 4,900 provides tight-end value in a Titans offense, offering solid target potential in Week 2.

Okonkwo sits as a Week 2 sleeper with a pathway to increased involvement given the Titans’ pass-heavy tendencies and his athletes’ utilization. His role could grow if the Titans lean into 12 personnel, making him a potential dart-throw option in deeper leagues or DFS tournaments.

Okonkwo logged one of the heaviest TE workloads in Week 1 (88% of snaps) but finished with modest receiving totals. Week 2 vs Rams offers a favorable quick‐throw outlet, but Tennessee’s run‐first identity could cap targets if the ground game dominates early.

Okonkwo posted 16.0% target-rate in Week 1 and sits with a 23.5% rostered figure, presenting a speculative but meaningful upside path as Titans expand TE usage in a camp-friendly role.