Titans WR History

Discussion in 'Tennessee Titans and NFL Talk' started by HurrayTitans!, Jun 10, 2018.

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  1. 2000 - Chris Sanders, Thigpen, Pickens, Mason, TE Wycheck

    3.2%
  2. 2002 - Dyson, Mason, Bennett, McCareins, TE - Wycheck

    61.3%
  3. 2003 - Mason, Bennett, McCareins, Calico, TE Wycheck, Kinney

    19.4%
  4. 2009 - Britt, Washington, Gage, TE Scaife, Crumpler, Cook(R)

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  5. 2012 - Washington, Wright, Britt, Brandon Williams, TE Cook, Stevens

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  6. 2018 - Davis, RM18, Taylor, Sharpe, TE DW, Jonhu Smith

    12.9%
  7. Other

    3.2%
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  1. SalmonSlayer

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    Here's a question; who was the biggest Titans WR bust?

    So many choices but I think Justin Hunter, he talked so much but gave nothing.
     
  2. HurrayTitans!

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    Taylor Thompson. I know he was drafted as TE, but I mean, the Titans DRAFTED a guy in the 4th round to play a position he never played and that move didn't even come close to paying off.

    In reality, he may even be the argument for why a 4th round FB pick really isn't a stretch at all, clearly 4th round picks have pretty much no value.

    Oddly enough, as I mentioned Lavelle Hawkins was a 4th round pick but was expected to fix the WR woes at the time. Very foolish thinking, including myself, on that one.

    EDIT: My bad, Thompson was a quality **5th** rd pick, not terrible 4th round pick. (that's sarcasm)
     
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  3. SalmonSlayer

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    I was hyped on Tyrone Calico and Hunter, both 2nd round picks, fast 4.4 40 guys with size but bust! Gawd, I just hope Corey Davis produces.
     
  4. HurrayTitans!

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    I can agree with both those picks but at least Calico can blame his body for failing him with injuries, Hunter has no excuse.

    I think the short list of WR busts would mostly be:
    Britt
    Hunter
    DGB
    Wright
    maybe Kevin Dyson

    All due to the investment of a 1st/2nd RD pick although the long list of failed 3rd rounders could be considered.
     
  5. CalgaryTitansFan

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    Ugh, there's just so many. But if I had to pick one, I'd go with DGB solely because there was raw potential to be an absolute beast, Megatron type. Unfortunately his head was full of rocks.
     
  6. SalmonSlayer

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    Yeah, our luck with 2nd round WRs...sad LMAO! DGB does have rocks for brains but if we had a better coaching staff at the time would things be different? IDK. But towards the end of his rookie year with us DGB was looking alright. Robiskie/Mularkey would not even know how to develop Aaron Rodgers, Antonio Brown, DeAndre Hopkins and Todd Gurley if they had them.
     
  7. Gunny

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    Chicago?
     
  8. JCBRAVE

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    I never liked DGB, never got my hopes up.

    The right answer to the question is Calico or some other guy long before DGB.

    I learned a while back about guys like DGB.
     
  9. Doc

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    Geez! that depressing. We seriously have never had a solid WR core.
     
  10. Finnegan2win

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    you mean the hall of famer fisher put on the bench and used as a blocker?

    thanks for reminding me
     
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