Bryce Oliver Rest-of-Season Outlook

Oliver's profile remains microscopic. He logged just 2 games in 2025 on a 17.3% snap share, running 21 routes for a single target and one 8-yard catch. The 2024 sample was slightly larger but still negligible: 8 games, 29 routes, 9 targets, 6 grabs for 95 yards and a 1.8% target share. The flashes are real on a per-snap basis, his 3.28 yards per route run and 0.482 EPA per play in 2024 hint at efficiency when given a route, but the volume simply isn't there to build a fantasy case.

Tennessee tendered him, so he sticks on the roster, yet the expectation is another season buried in the depth chart. With an expert ranking outside the top 200 wideouts and effectively zero roster percentage, there's nothing actionable here. He's a watch-list name only if injuries open a path to consistent playing time.