Tyler

Boyd

Boyd was on the injury report earlier in the week with a back injury, but he was able to play his usual role in the offense. The issue is just that his role hasn’t really increased since DeAndre Hopkins was traded away. As a result, Boyd remains off the fantasy radar.

Boyd was added to the injury report over the weekend but is good to go. He is not on the fantasy radar for Week 11. Inactive for the Titans are RB Josh Kelley, DB Justin Hardee, CB L’Jarius Sneed, LB Cedric Gray, OL John Ojukwu, OL Leroy Watson, and TE David Martin-Robinson.

Boyd was added to the injury report over the weekend with a back issue and is now officially questionable for Week 11. Boyd has been playing behind veteran receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine in recent weeks and hasn’t drawn a target since Week 8. He is not on the fantasy radar versus the Vikings.

Boyd popped up on the injury report Saturday and is listed as questionable with a back injury for the team’s Week 11 game against the Vikings. Boyd has not drawn a target in the previous two games while operating as the third option through the air behind Calvin Ridley and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine.

Boyd was listed as questionable for Week 9 on Friday. The veteran slot receiver has yet to hit 50 yards in a week and has one game with more than three catches. He is buried in the WR6/7 ranks for Week 9.

Ridley missed Wednesday’s practice with the shoulder issue but was back on the field as a full participant on Thursday. The Titans gave him Friday off as a rest day. With no competition for targets, Ridley has one of the highest target share projections in the league. Tennessee’s quarterback play will continue to take a toll on his fantasy production, but Ridley showed his spike game potential last week with 10 grabs for 143 yards. He is holding steady in the WR3 ranks for Week 9. Tyler Boyd is listed as questionable with a shoulder injury of his own.

Boyd has caught 21 passes for 184 scoreless yards this season and hasn’t gone for more than 43 yards in a game. The veteran slot receiver has seen his YPR bottom out at a career-worst 8.8 and was outperformed by Nick Westbrook-Ikhine last week. Boyd is not a viable fantasy asset at this time.

Boyd was listed as a non-participant in Wednesday’s practice due to a shoulder issue. With Calvin Ridley (shoulder) also not participating, the Titans’ receiving corps is in danger of rolling out a thin group led by Nick Westbrook-Ikhine for Week 9 against the Patriots.

Without DeAndre Hopkins in town, Boyd was second on the Titans in targets, but he wasn’t able to capitalize. He was targeted twice in the end zone, which provides some optimism for his future role, but he certainly would benefit from being traded as well.

The Titans made the switch to Mason Rudolph this afternoon and Boyd easily posted new season highs for both catches and yards. Cool, until you remember it was 5/43. Even with DeAndre Hopkins and Calvin Ridley going nowhere ahead of him, Boyd seems miles from WR4 relevance even if Rudolph ends up keeping the starting job.