Ayomanor’s movement on the receivers’ depth chart and air-yard profile made him a player to watch, though an injury limited Week 2 availability. His trajectory depends on continued playmaking and the Titans’ utilization of multi-receiver looks.

Ayomanor's big-play potential emerged as Ward’s target on the move, signaling a rookie WR path worth watching in Tennessee’s offense. His speed and ball-tracking could push for a larger role if he builds consistency, offering a speculative DPI-free path to fantasy relevance with maturation.

Ayomanor emerged as a notable preseason contributor for Tennessee, hinted at a regular-season role through frequent motion and multiple-deceiver packages. His on-field motion and Z-receiver duties suggest the Titans are angling for a weekly role, particularly in 13 personnel sets, with Ridley commanding the X and Dike providing slot depth.

Elic Ayomanor paired with Helm as a budding Titans option, adding another dimension to Tennessee’s aerial attack with six catches for 95 yards overall, highlighting his reliability and big-play potential.

Ayomanor stood out with a 35-yard crossing catch on Ward's opening dropback, the longest play for Tennessee that day. His rookie spark hints at big-play potential and a possible path to extended action if he continues to earn targets and connect on college-caliber routes in the NFL.