Anthony Firkser

While Firkser isn't necessarily as exciting of a name for fantasy purposes as he was before the Julio Jones trade, he still has some appeal as a streaming option this season. Firkser's shown that he can be a reliable receiving option over the middle of the field and this receiving corps is still lacking proven depth. Someone else will have to step up besides Julio and AJ Brown. Firkser might not come with tantalizing upside, but he should see enough work each week that he won't hurt your lineup. My Updated Very Early Projection: 55-560-4 receiving.

Anthony Firkser serves as 'busiest pass catcher on Thursday'

According to Titans reporter Jim Wyatt, tight end Anthony Firkser was the busiest pass catcher during Thursday's OTAs. Wyatt says he "counted four catches from [Firkser] during a quick stretch, including back-to-back snags during a team period."

Fantasy Impact

Firkser was targeted just over three times per game last year, but that was in the No. 2 role behind Jonnu Smith. The latter, who saw five targets per game, signed with New England this offseason, leaving a clear path for Firkser to rise to No. 1 in 2021. He re-signed with the Titans on a one-year deal and could be in for a big year in a busy, fast-paced offense. It's worth noting that the team's new offensive coordinator is Todd Downing, who was Tennessee's tight ends coach from 2019-20; this certainly can't hurt Firkser's stock. He ranks 26th among tight ends in the latest expert consensus redraft rankings.