WR Adam Humphries
Even before missing six games (including playoffs), Humphries wasn’t utilized much, as he averaged just 3.1 receptions per game in 12 contests, and half of those games saw him get three targets or less.
That means if Humphries is going to step up, Arthur Smith has to get him more involved in the game plan. Furthermore, another year of working with Tannehill and in Smith’s offense should help him see more opportunities.
Humphries is never going to be a compiler that puts up big numbers, but his ability to get open and move the chains can make Tannehill’s life much easier in short-yardage situations.
The Titans need to use that to their advantage in 2020, and Humphries has to answer when they do call his number.
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