Liam Murphy used Chig Okonkwo as his third tight end, noting the Titan "finished strong down the stretch," now gets a "quarterback upgrade," and still faces "very questionable wide receiver depth" on the roster. That combination of improved passing efficiency and thin target competition makes Okonkwo an appealing late-round swing for best-ball teams that want three tight ends but do not wish to spend meaningful capital on the final one.

Murphy highlighted Chig Okonkwo as a perfect third-tight-end dart. Okonkwo closed last season with weekly DraftKings point totals of 8, 10, 9, 11, 5 and 7 despite erratic QB play. Tennessee has no credible WR2 behind DeAndre Hopkins, and rookie QB Cam Ward could lean on athletic middle-of-the-field targets if he wins the job. With four-catch upside baked in, Chig offers spike-week potential at the 16th–17th-round cost Murphy prefers when he’s already secured an elite TE.