What It Means:

Matthews left the team earlier this week, so the Titans didn't really have many options. Turning 29 next month, Matthews is a better talent than most team's number-two receivers and should be able to get another opportunity, despite the abrupt end to his tenure in Tennessee. Corey Davis is now locked-in as the Titans' top wideout, and sophomore Taywan Taylor should see more opportunity.

Matthews caught 53 passes (87 targets) for 795 yards and 4 touchdowns in 14 games for the Titans in 2017.