WR. Clemson. Mike Williams . 6. player. 35. <p>There is no such thing as too many weapons for a quarterback in the NFL. So far the Titans have some promising options at the wide receiver position including Rishard Matthews, Kendall Wright and rookie Tajae Sharpe. One thing they all have in common though?</p>
<p>They’re not proven go-to guys. Wright is the only who has ever produced a 1,000-yard season in his career and that was back in 2013. So until somebody steps up to become that guy for Marcus Mariota, the Titans are well within their rights to continue stockpiling at the position.</p>
<p>One name people have their eyes on is Mike Williams. They name itself might be ordinary, but the game he plays is not. He was outstanding as a sophomore in 2014, putting up over 1,000 yards and six touchdowns. His mix of size (6-foot-4), soft hands and concentration made for some pretty spectacular catch. Sadly a neck injury ended his junior season early.</p>
<p>He’s healthy now and if his upward trend holds steady there is no doubt he belongs in the top 10. The types of plays he can make are rare, whether it’s in jump ball situations or down the field on vertical strikes.</p>