Tennessee Titans: Cheaper WR Options For The Titans To Consider

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Oct 16, 2016; Orchard Park, NY, USA; Buffalo Bills wide receiver Robert Woods (10) catches a pass as San Francisco 49ers inside linebacker Nick Bellore (50) defends during the first half at New Era Field. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Hoffman-USA TODAY Sports /

Robert Woods

2016 Salary: $1.2 Million
Age: 24
2016 Stats: 51 Rec — 613 Yards — 1 TD

Robert Woods is another player that isn’t flashy, but is quietly solid.

Most Titans fans want the team to add a big play threat. And while that’s certainly something they need to add, it could come via the draft.

Adding Woods would give the Titans a sure handed wide receiver that is consistent.

Woods hasn’t had the benefit of a good quarterback play in his career. If he were to be paired with Marcus Mariota, he could have a breakout season.

And the good news is that he wouldn’t be too expensive. The Titans could sign Woods with little worry about the hit to the salary cap.

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