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Titans receivers know key is to complement one another

AP photo by George Walker IV / Tennessee Titans receiver Treylon Burks makes a catch during practice Tuesday, the beginning of a mandatory three-day minicamp for the team.
AP photo by George Walker IV / Tennessee Titans receiver Treylon Burks makes a catch during practice Tuesday, the beginning of a mandatory three-day minicamp for the team. AP photo by George Walker IV / Tennessee Titans receiver Treylon Burks makes a catch during practice Tuesday, the beginning of a mandatory three-day minicamp for the team.

By TERESA M. WALKER / The Associated Press 4 min read

NASHVILLE — Wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is a three-time All-Pro first-team selection who built a strong connection with a rookie quarterback last season.

Calvin Ridley turned his big comeback season into a nice, new contract. And there’s also Tyler Boyd, a proven slot threat who knows new Tennessee Titans head coach Brian Callahan’s offense well from working together the past five seasons with Callahan as the offensive coordinator for the Cincinnati Bengals.

“This is one of the best wide receiving groups I’ve had a chance to play with on paper,” Hopkins said.

Ridley agreed: “We’re going to be good.”

The Titans certainly have done everything possible to give quarterback Will Levis plenty of options in the passing game for his first season in Callahan’s offense and second in the NFL.