Ever since last season ended, the wide receiver position has been a popular topic of conversation within the Tennessee Titans’ fanbase, with everyone chiming in on how to fix arguably the worst group in the NFL.
The Titans are coming off a dismal season in which they finished dead last in receiving yards by receivers aligned out wide after only totaling just 1,064 yards from that area, per Warren Sharp.
Yet, as of right now, it appears to have somehow gotten worse for the Titans. Their wide receivers room at the moment looks beyond underwhelming with Treylon Burks being the only high-caliber weapon on their roster.
There isn’t even a single wide receiver on the team who has a 500-yard season on their resume.
This article is going to discuss one possible receiver the Titans could target in each round of the upcoming draft. We will be doing the same concept going forward for each position group until they have all been covered.
Without further ado, let’s dive right into it and pick one wide receiver for the Titans in each round but the fourth, where the team doesn’t have a pick.