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Calvin Ridley was another preseason darling of the fantasy community last season. Like Pollard, he let drafters down and had a rather pedestrian season. Some are aboard the Ridley hype train once again with reports that he'll see a "Ja'Marr Chase-like" role in the Titans' offense.
This type of usage could be exactly what Ridley needs. Last season in Jacksonville, Ridley was egregiously misused as their vertical, boundary receiver. This is not the role that Ridley is best suited for. Thankfully, Hopkins has built a career in this role.
There are some red flags with Ridely, namely his lack of meaningful fantasy production since 2020. Like the Tennessee running back room, the receiver group features a 1-2 punch that is difficult to project. If Ridley can cement himself as the alpha over Hopkins, he will likely be a quality WR2 for fantasy purposes.
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Titans add veteran WR Tyler Lockett
One-year deal
By: Mike Krueger | Wed Apr 23, 11:44 pm
|  | Former #Seahawks legend Tyler Lockett is signing with the #Titans on a 1-year, $4M deal with a chance to get to $6M. (Ian Rapoport on X)
FFToday's Take: Lockett (32) was released by Seattle this off-season and now joins a Titans club expected to have rookie Cam Ward at quarterback and currently very little in the receiver room outside of Calvin Ridley. Lockett's days of a solid fantasy WR2 are over but could have some weekly value assuming he's able to maintain a spot in the starting lineup.
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