Titans WR Kendall Wright put in a full week of practice and is set to make his 2016 debut against the Texans on Sunday. He’s not a fantasy option but is worth monitoring. He could quickly re-emerge as 1 of the top options in this passing game.

Titans WR Kendall Wright (hamstring) is expected to make his 2016 debut this weekend, HC Mike Mularkey said Monday. During the same press conference, Mularkey called out his WRs, including rookie Tajae Sharpe. There's certainly opportunity for Wright to carve out a significant role in this passing game. We wouldn't bother rostering him yet, but he'll be worth keeping an eye on.

Titans WR Kendall Wright (hamstring) is inactive for today’s game against the Raiders. He’s been limited in practice the past 2 weeks but evidently isn’t ready yet. Wright remains off the redraft radar right now.

Titans WR Kendall Wright (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Raiders. He was limited in practice all week and might not be ready to return just yet. Wright shouldn’t be in fantasy lineups anyway.

Titans WR Kendall Wright (hamstring) is out for Sunday's game against the Lions. He returned to limited practices this week and could make his 2016 debut in Week 3. Wright will need to show something before becoming a fantasy option, though. He was running as Tennessee's #3 WR before that hamstring injury.

Titans WR Kendall Wright (hamstring) has been ruled out of Sunday's game vs. Minnesota. Increasingly injury-prone, Wright isn’t worth rostering in fantasy leagues. The Titans will start Rishard Matthews and rookie Tajae Sharpe to open the season.

Titans WR Kendall Wright re-injured his hamstring in Monday's practice. It was his 1st workout since early August. Wright has already fallen behind Tajae Sharpe and Rishard Matthews in the pecking order and is off the fantasy radar for now. HC Mike Mularkey was non-committal on Wright's Week 1 availability. “I don’t know enough about the injury yet, but I know he couldn’t finish practice,’’ Mularkey said.

Titans WR Kendall Wright is dealing with a hamstring injury. He's missed the past week and is expected to be out "a couple more weeks" after an MRI showed fluid in the hammy. Wright wasn't looking like an exciting fantasy option to begin with after seeing his catches and yards dip in 2 straight seasons. At this point, he's not worth a roster spot in standard-sized leagues.

The Titans have signed WR Andre Johnson to a 2-year deal, per ESPN's Adam Schefter. Johnson will go down as 1 of the best WRs of his generation, but there's not much gas left in his tank. He mustered just 41 catches, 503 yards and 4 TDs with the Colts last season. It was his 3rd straight year below 13 yards per catch. Hopefully Tennessee doesn't give him snaps at the expense of youngsters Dorial Green-Beckham, Kendall Wright, Rishard Matthews and Tajae Sharpe.

Tajae Sharpe and Rishard Matthews emerged as the Titans' top 2 WRs in spring practices, according to insider Terry McCormick. Sharpe is a 5th-round rookie but generated buzz from coaches and media throughout OTAs. Matthews never carved out a significant role in Miami but was efficient with the targets he got. Tennessee's WR depth chart remains fluid, though, with Kendall Wright and Dorial Green-Beckham still squarely in the mix. DGB retains the highest upside of the group.

Titans rookie WR Tajae Sharpe is off to a strong start in spring practices. “He’s been the most consistent (receiver)," HC Mike Mularkey said. "And we’re letting guys who have been the most consistent get more reps.” Sharpe has worked in with the 1st-team offense in OTAs and minicamps. The 5th-rounder is a lanky 6’2, 194 pounds with subpar athleticism. But he racked up 196 catches, 2,600 yards and 12 scores over the past 2 seasons at UMass. Sharpe will head to training camp behind at least Dorial Green-Beckham, Kendall Wright and Rishard Matthews on the depth chart, but none of those guys are locked into roles. The rookie will be worth monitoring this summer.

Titans WR Dorial Green-Beckham reportedly isn't doing much in team workouts so far, and it seems like HC Mike Mularkey is perturbed. “He’s not done a lot of work because he tweaked his hamstring like a year ago,” Mularkey told The Tennessean on Friday. “So he’s got some work to do.” If a guy's dealing with a legit injury -- even minor at this stage in the NFL calendar -- then a coach tends to just say that. When you say it happened "like a year ago," you're probably annoyed that the player isn't on the field. If DGB puts in the work, he should have a shot at lead receiver duties this season. If he doesn't, then more opportunities will fall to Kendall Wright and Rishard Matthews. We'll see where this goes as summer approaches.

The Titans added WR Tajae Sharpe in the 5th round of the 2016 NFL Draft. A stat-piling machine at UMass, Sharpe totaled 196 catches, 2,600 yards and 12 scores over the past 2 seasons. He’s a rangy 6’2, 194-pounder but finished with a SPARQ score in the 17th percentile among WRs. The good news is that there’s opportunity in Tennessee. Dorial Green-Beckham remains unproven, and Kendall Wright will hit free agency next offseason.

Titans WR Kendall Wright (knee) is out for Sunday’s finale against the Colts. Dorial Green-Beckham and Harry Douglas will start. DGB is a boom/bust WR3 after posting lines of 6-113 and 0-0 the past 2 weeks.

Titans WR Kendall Wright told reporters after Sunday's loss that he re-injured the left MCL that cost him 3 games earlier this season. Don’t expect him to play in the finale against the Colts.  Wright finishes his 4th NFL season with a disappointing 36-408-3 line in 10 games.  He's signed with the Titans for 1 more year.

Titans WR Kendall Wright injured his knee in the 1st quarter of Sunday's game against the Texans and is officially questionable to return.  He missed the previous 2 games with a rib injury.

Titans WR Kendall Wright (ribs) is active for today’s game against the Texans. He’s topped 4 catches in just 1 of his 9 game this season and is a weak WR3.

Titans WR Kendall Wright (ribs) is probable for Sunday’s game against the Texans. He’ll return after missing the past 2 games but isn’t a recommended fantasy starter. Wright has averaged just 3.7 catches and 43 yards per game this season.