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"So during camp I’ll be one of those guys that’s out there flying around making plays and just having fun and staying in that rhythm the whole year," he continued. DGB has been saying the right things for a while, but maybe he's taken getting bumped from the first-team offense to heart. Head coach Mike Mularkey called the sophomore out for minor mental errors in the spring, and replaced him with rookie Tajae Sharpe going into training camp.

Only Green-Beckham surpassed 50.00 Reception Net Expected Points (NEP) for the Titans last year. His 0.80 Reception NEP per target was the only above-average mark on the team among wideouts with at least 50 targets. Our algorithms project him as the 45th-best fantasy wide receiver heading into training camp.