Ridley accepted a pay cut this offseason, setting him up to stick around with the Titans for Year 3 of what was originally a four-year, $92 million contract. He still has a sizable guarantee ($12.5 million) this year, entering his age-31/32 season under a new coaching staff led by Robert Saleh and OC Brian Daboll. The Titans also added two new wide receivers of note, drafting Carnell Tate fourth overall after inking Wan'Dale Robinson to a four-year deal. With second-year pros Chimere Dike and Elic Ayomanor also candidates for playing time, Ridley is unlikely to see a large number of targets even if he technically remains a starter. Before he can do anything else, Ridley will need to prove that he's back at full strength after suffering a fractured fibula last season.