Wright had three catches (five targets) for 31 yards in Tennessee's loss to Dallas on Sunday. Jake Locker was shaky at the helm of the offense, and it didn't help that the Cowboys dominated the time of possession. Wright faces a tough matchup Week 3 against a Cincinnati team that held Matt Ryan and the Falcons to seven points in Week 2.

Wright had six catches on seven targets for 46 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Chiefs. Wright led the team in receptions, although Justin Hunter and Nate Washington both finished with more receiving yards. Despite quarterback Jake Locker's preference to spread the ball around, Wright remains a solid option, especially in PPR leagues.

Wright did not record a catch in Tennessee's preseason opener against Green Bay on Saturday. Wright started opposite Nate Washington, but terrible weather conditions forced Tennessee to focus on the run game, and the starters didn't see the field for long either. The third-year wideout, who had 94 catches for 1,079 yards last season, should get more snaps the further we get into the preseason, and he's set to begin the 2014 season as Tennessee's clear-cut number one receiver.

The Nashville Tennessean projects 88 receptions, 1,360 yards and eight touchdowns for Kendall Wright this season.

ESPN Titans reporter Paul Kuharsky expects Kendall Wright's yards per catch to "jump" this season.

Titans wideouts coach Shawn Jefferson said Kendall Wright is "focusing on becoming a complete receiver."

Kendall Wright caught five passes for 50 yards in Week 17 against the Texans. Wright appeared in all 16 games this season and blew his rookie-year numbers from 2012 out of the water. He caught 94 passes for 1,079 yards and two touchdowns as a dynamic slot receiver that excels post-catch. Wright has developed into the Titans' clear No. 1 receiver, but his upside is capped a bit by the lack of end-zone visits. The Titans will look to upgrade at quarterback in the offseason, but Wright is locked in as a WR2 across the board. He obviously gets a bump in PPR formats.

Kendall Wright was limited to four catches for 22 yards in Sunday's Week 16 win over the Jaguars.

Titans coach Mike Munchak revealed Monday that Kendall Wright is dealing with injuries to both his ankle and shoulder. Perhaps this explains why Wright's snaps were scaled back some in Sunday's loss to Denver, although the real drain on Wright's production was Broncos slot corner Chris Harris' shutdown coverage. Expect Wright to be in for a bounce-back game in Week 15 against a Cardinals defense that just lost primary slot defender Tyrann Mathieu to a season-ending knee injury.

Kendall Wright (ankle) will be listed as probable for Week 14. Wright will be an intriguing WR2 play Sunday in a game at Denver that could get high scoring quickly. Wright is locked in as an every-week starter.