NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- What are the Titans getting in veteran receiver Josh Reynolds, who is signing for a year?
A good route runner who may be at his best near the sidelines using his length but who doesn't bring great speed.
A willing blocker who's a significant notch below the quality of Corey Davis and A.J. Brown in that department.
A guy with experience who reduces the team's desperation at a position where it's still very likely to use a premium draft pick.
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