Racey McMath

McMath was an impact special teams contributor for the Titans in 2021. Entering his second season, he'll look to gain a larger foothold in offense after tallying only two receptions for eight yards in his rookie campaign. That's unlikely however, after the team acquired Robert Woods and selected both Treylon Burks and Kyle Philips in the NFL Draft.

McMath was another acquisition the Titans made in an effort bolster their wide receiver corps this offseason, after Corey Davis and Adam Humphries moved on in free agency. McMath doesn't have a particularly inspiring collegiate production profile after spending four seasons at LSU, though it's worth noting that he played behind the likes of Ja'Marr Chase, Justin Jefferson, DJ Chark and Terrace Marshall at various points. Though he'll have to surpass a number of players on the wide receiver depth chart, the 6-3, 217-pound McMath will be a name to watch in training camp, as he could claim a bigger role than currently projected if he can grasp the playbook and show off his physical tools.