Biren

Ealy

The Titans have publicly been optimistic about Craig Hentrich’s back, but it looks like Miller will start for them in the Superdome. Ealy will be added to the practice squad if he makes it through waivers.

Tennessee now has eight wideouts on its active roster, which can be considered something of a luxury. Ealy probably won’t be up on game days.

Titans receiving options are dropping like flies. With Bo Scaife and Brandon Jones already on IR, the Titans will need Ben Troupe, Justin Gage, and Eric Moulds (gulp) to step up Sunday. Williams finished the season with 55 receptions for 719 yards and four touchdowns. He’ll need surgery to repair the ankle. Overall, it was a nice step forward and he’ll have a chance to start again next year.

This was an easy decision after Ealy was arrested Sunday for urinating in public and other charges. Ealy went undrafted in 2007 because he had off-field issues during his college career. He may not catch on anytime soon.

Ealy offers the size (6'3/207) Ravens offensive coordinator Cam Cameron values in wideouts, but has just one NFL catch and was arrested in May. He’s almost certainly not the answer for Baltimore’s receiver shortage.

The men were allegedly urinating in public. When two women saw them and asked them to stop, Ealy allegedly exposed himself and behaved “lewdly.” The charges are “obscenity, disturbing the peace by being drunk in public, and lewd conduct.” The women were so scared that they called 9-1-1.

Ealy was signed as a camp body when the Ravens suffered a string of injuries at wide receiver, but he never had a chance of making the team.

Titans coaches like Jones in the slot, but they also want him to work on his consistency. After finishing two of the past three seasons on injured reserve, the former chic sleeper is a longshot for fantasy value these days.

Jones has passed Biren Ealy on the depth chart to emerge as Tennessee’s third receiver, working from the slot between Justin McCareins and Justin Gage. He could be worth a look in-season if one of the starters goes down.

Ealy began camp as Tennessee’s third receiver, but the coaching staff appears to have chosen Roydell Williams over him. Lowry was a fourth safety.