The Tennessee Titans & the Wide Receiver Market

The Tennessee Titans had four players who had their void years accelerate into 2024. How do void years work and why has Derrick Henry played his last game as a Titan?

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Per usual, the Titans are in a position where they need to address the wide receiver position in multiple ways during the 2024 offseason. They have DeAndre Hopkins and…well…nobody reliable. Ran Carthon and his crew cannot go into the 2024 season with a receiver room that looks anything remotely close to the one in 2023. They have to change things up and drastically.

How does one do that? The wide receiver market in free agency is vomit inducing. The trade options are either too expensive or not worth it. No in-between. Then you have to consider rolling the dice in the draft and hoping that you have done enough research and scouting to limit the risk involved when it comes to the draft. After all, the draft is a crapshoot.

The offseason is all about finding value and limiting risk. The way to do that is look at teams that have been successful in finding a long-term solution at wide receiver, how they did it, and how much it cost. Luckily for you, I have done a lot of that for you today. I have changed my mind on a few things that I have been staunch about before and things were strengthened even further on other topics. That’s the beauty of being open-minded.

Let’s dive in.

The Process