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It still sickens me that I selected Calvin Ridley over Malik Nabers last season as my WR3. I tried using the Will Levis excuse to pacify my frayed emotions, but it didn't work well. Be that as it may, Ridley will be working with the best QB he's had since Matt Ryan during his Atlanta Falcon days (and yes, that includes Trevor Lawrence). The Titans' defense is expected to be in the bottom-third of the league in 2025, meaning Tennessee will have no other choice but to toss the rock to keep up on the scoreboard.
To what degree Cam Ward will help fortify Ridley's productivity will, of course, help determine Ridley's viability as a player fantasy managers can bank on in 2025. If Ward is solid and looks like he belongs (concepts Levis couldn't grasp in 2024), Ridley can return to fantasy-worthiness. But if he encounters rookie struggles throughout the season, Ridley will return to the fringe-starter role he played in the fantasy realm in 2024. No other player on Tennessee's offense is tied more to Cam Ward's development than Ridley. Keep that in mind when you select him in the middle rounds.
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Titans add veteran WR Tyler Lockett One-year deal By: Mike Krueger | Wed Apr 23, 11:44 pm

| | Former #Seahawks legend Tyler Lockett is signing with the #Titans on a 1-year, $4M deal with a chance to get to $6M. (Ian Rapoport on X)
FFToday's Take: Lockett (32) was released by Seattle this off-season and now joins a Titans club expected to have rookie Cam Ward at quarterback and currently very little in the receiver room outside of Calvin Ridley. Lockett's days of a solid fantasy WR2 are over but could have some weekly value assuming he's able to maintain a spot in the starting lineup.

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