Tyrell Williams
As previously mentioned, the Raiders have gotten little to no production from their wide receivers in recent weeks. While Williams isn’t responsible for the entire position group’s struggles, he isn’t exactly helping matters. In the last two games, the wideout has caught 30 percent of his targets for a whopping 27 yards.
Especially with Hunter Renfrow on the mend, Williams needs to start producing like the $10 million man he is. Luckily, this week could be a bounce-back game for him.
The Titans allow 260.1 passing yards per game which is the sixth most in the NFL. Also, Adoree’ Jackson has emerged as the team’s best cornerback but suffered a knee injury last week, making his status for Sunday questionable. With Tennessee’s number one corner either out or banged up, Williams has to get some separation and start producing.