Ayomanor got a ton of Year 1 playing time for a fourth-round pick, starting 14 of 16 games for the Titans in 2025 while piling up 787 snaps, 487 routes and 89 targets (18.3 percent TPRR). Production didn't follow, with Ayomanor struggling to get open in an offense where that was far from the biggest problem. He finished with a 41-515-4 receiving line, ranking 194th out of 197 qualified pass catchers with a 46.1 percent catch rate (four drops didn't help). There was plenty to like in Ayomanor's prospect profile after he put up 1,844 yards over his final two seasons at Stanford, but it isn't clear he'll get the chance to start again after a shaky rookie campaign. The Titans signed Wan'Dale Robinson and drafted Carnell Tate fourth overall, after reaching an agreement with Calvin Ridley (fibula) to reduce his salary and guarantee most of it. Ayomanor's best-case scenario this summer entails competing with Ridley and Chimere Dike for playing time, while Tate and Robinson are pseudo-locks for top-three roles under Titans OC/play-caller Brian Daboll.