Proche adds depth and return ability, with the Titans weighing him against Xavier Restrepo for roster spots. He’s noted as a practical WR option and could contribute in multiple receiver roles, but his ultimate role hinges on how the rookies integrate and how the return game shapes depth.

Proche II provided a steady, if uneven, return opportunity with three catches for 35 yards and a steadying presence, highlighting Titans’ return game reliability and potential role as a mid-range target in the offense.

Proche II stood out as the clear Titans returner and a reliable receiving option in designed packages, making him a compelling roster piece even as the main WR depth chart wrestles with uncertainty. His special teams value plus on-field reps could push him into a more prominent role if rest of WRs struggle or injuries mount, impacting both fantasy and dynasty perspectives.

Proche II flashed as a return threat with a 33-yard punt return into Buccaneers territory, offering a potential path to a return specialist role in a crowded Titans receiver group, even if the drive didn’t hinge on his offense.

Proche showed a leg up in Titans return duties with a 21-yard kickoff return and a 33-yard punt return wiped by a holding penalty. He’s positioned to become a facet of special teams value and possibly a deeper role as the Titans explore return reliability and field-position power.