Kendall Wright is active for Week 3 against the Chargers. This was expected because Wright was active following last week's concussion. The Titans' inactives are RB Shonn Greene, DT Sammie Hill, C Brian Schwenke, OT Byron Stingily, DE LaVar Edwards, CB Blidi Wreh-Wilson, and LB Zaviar Gooden.

Kendall Wright (concussion) returned to Titans practice Friday. Barring a recurrence of symptoms on Saturday or Sunday morning, Wright will be in the lineup for Tennessee's Week 3 matchup with San Diego. Wright is not a recommended WR3 despite last week's seven receptions and touchdown.

Titans coach Mike Munchak expects Kendall Wright (concussion) to be active for Week 3. Wright has yet to practice this week, but will evidently be cleared on Friday. He's still nothing more than a desperation WR4 for fantasy purposes.

Kendall Wright (concussion) remained out of Titans practice Thursday. It's looking like Wright will be sidelined for Sunday's game after leading the Titans in receiving in Week 2. In theory, it's a boost for Kenny Britt's fantasy prospects, but he's still nothing more than a WR4.

Updating a previous item, Kendall Wright is experiencing concussion symptoms and did not practice Wednesday. Wright took a shot to the head from Texans LCB Kareem Jackson late in Sunday's overtime loss. Wright popped up immediately and continued playing. Jackson was fined for the hit. Wright's status for Week 3 is now up in the air.

Kendall Wright (undisclosed) did not participate in Titans practice Wednesday. We're assuming Wright is sitting out with a knee issue since he battled one all preseason and during the Week 1 practice week. However, he did take a hit to the head from Texans LCB Kareem Jackson in Sunday's loss. The second-year receiver has nine catches for 65 yards and a touchdown through two games.

Kendall Wright caught seven passes for 54 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's Week 2 overtime loss to the Texans. Wright led the Titans in receiving across the board a week after playing just 19 snaps and operating as the No. 4 receiver. On Sunday, Wright was the No. 1 guy. Damian Williams was out with a hamstring injury, while Kenny Britt continued to be a knucklehead. Wright's touchdown catch was slick. He was draped by Brice McCain on a third down but secured the grab near the pylon for a six-yard score. Wright is going to struggle for consistency in a run-first attack.

Titans OC Dowell Loggains expects Kendall Wright to be "more involved moving forward" after he played just 19-of-67 snaps in Sunday's win. Wright was frozen out of two-receiver sets against the Steelers, but the Titans should use far more three-wide looks against the Texans. Tennessee isn't going to control the game the way it did in Pittsburgh, and is going to need more than 16 points to win. Week 1 could go down as Wright's lowest snap count of the season.

Kendall Wright played on just 19-of-67 offensive snaps in Sunday's Week 1 upset of the Steelers. The Titans exclusively used Kenny Britt (43 snaps) and Nate Washington (38) in two-wide sets. When running out of a single-wide set, they used blocker Damian Williams (27). It left Wright without much of a role as the Titans shockingly controlled the clock and the scoreboard with the run game. There are better days ahead, but owners in normal-sized leagues can find more upside on the waiver wire.

Kendall Wright had just two catches for 11 yards in Sunday's Week 1 win over the Steelers. Wright only played in three-wide sets, which there weren't very many of as the Titans nursed a lead for virtually the entire game. He ended up with just four targets on Jake Locker's 20 pass attempts. We still like Wright's natural talent as a playmaker, but he's going to struggle for fantasy value with a weak role in an inconsistent passing game.