The Titans are signing Jaguars star WR Calvin Ridley, completing their FA with a splash. The 29-year-old Ridley gets a 4-year, $92M deal with $50M fully guaranteed.

Related Players: DeAndre Hopkins, Treylon Burks

Calvin Ridley finished the 2023 season WR24 after being drafted WR14, so his first (and only) year with the Jaguars was a bit of a disappointment. Now he joins the Titans to play alongside DeAndre Hopkins with Will Levis at quarterback. The Titans have traditionally been pretty run-heavy, but new head coach Brian Callahan served as the offensive coordinator for the Bengals for the last five seasons. He didn't call the plays, but the Bengals were pretty pass-heavy in that span. (Cincinnati was second in pass rate over expectation in each of the last two seasons.) If Callahan brings those pass-heavy tendencies to the Titans, and Levis is up to the task, then Ridley and Hopkins could have productive fantasy seasons.

Titans practice report for Thursday ahead of Sunday vs Jaguars.
-No sign of DeAndre Hopkins, Denico Autry, Treylon Burks, Andre Dillard, Derrick Henry.

Related Players: DeAndre Hopkins, Chris Moore, Chigoziem Okonkwo, Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, Kyle Philips

Burks is still dealing with a concussion, and is fighting an uphill battle to play in Week 11. Hopkins remains the only fantasy option we should consider this week in the Titans' pass-catching group, as he looks to rebound from a 3-27-0 Week 10.

Players ruled OUT by Vrabel for #Titans on Sunday:

- CB Sean Murphy-Bunting
- OL Daniel Brunskill
- OL Nicholas Petit-Frere
- WR Treylon Burks

Related Players: Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, Kyle Philips, Chris Moore

The signing of DeAndre Hopkins was —rightfully— considered a blow to Burks' 2023 fantasy aspirations, but it's been even worse than his disappointing rookie season. The A.J. Brown replacement has only eight receptions on the year, in five games played. None of the secondary pass-catching options need to be in fantasy consideration.

Treylon Burks remains in concussion protocol.

Head coach Mike Vrabel said Burks is not likely to be available this week, according to the rest of the post. Burks went down in a scary incident in Week 9 against the Steelers.

Titans WR Treylon Burks did NOT need to go to the hospital after being stretchered off the field yesterday

He had full use of his extremities, was alert, and was walking around the locker room

Full report below ⬇️

It would not be surprising if Burks missed Week 10's action, but there is no word yet on his status. It's good news that he avoided a serious injury.

Treylon Burks practiced all last week.

Burks has been dealing with a knee injury since Week 2. Burks should slide into a WR2 role on the team but it's looking like Ryan Tannehill won't suit up in Week 8. We reported earlier today the Titans could use both Malik Willis and Will Levis in Week 8 if Tannehill is unable to go. Burks will be a risky start in fantasy lineups this week.

Titans’ WR Treylon Burks will not travel to London for Sunday’s game vs the Ravens and is out.

Related Players: DeAndre Hopkins, Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, Kyle Philips

Burks will now miss his third straight matchup and is firmly on pace to be a disappointing draft-day selection. In a passing attack that is so often difficult to watch, DeAndre Hopkins is the only player we should be aiming for in fantasy.

Mike Vrabel on Treylon Burks having a shot to play this week: We'll see. Hoping he can get out and start running around.

Burks missed his second consecutive contest with a knee injury this past week as we watched DeAndre Hopkins go off to a tune of 8-140-0 on 11 targets. TE Chigoziem Okonkwo was next up in targets with 9 (5-33-0) and RB Tyjae Spears had five (4-35-0). At face value, it doesn't seem like an optimistic statement from Vrabel in terms of Burks' status, but continue to monitor his progress this week. The Titans play in London in Week 6.

The Titans removed WR Treylon Burks (knee) from the injury report and he's good to go for Sunday's opener vs the #Saints.

Related Players: Deandre Hopkins, Nick Westbrook-Ikhine

Burks is thankfully back in the lineup, but he could still be an iffy start on fantasy squads. Hopkins is still a good bet to eat up target share on a team looking to run the ball as much as possible. Hopkins is a good Flex play while Burks should stay on the bench while we see what this offense is capable of.

Treylon Burks is back at practice.

This is great news since recent reports indicated the team wasn't sure of his status for Week 1. Burks has been out since mid-August with a sprained LCL. DeAndre Hopkins likely slides into the WR1 role, allowing Burks to grow as the team’s number two target. He should still see a bump in usage from last season.