Titans Stick with Ridley, Boost Offense

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Titans head coach Robert Salah spoke at league meetings in Arizona on Tuesday about sticking

with wide receiver Calvin Ridley.

Ridley only played in seven games last season after breaking his fibula, but the team sees

big value in keeping him around.

Salah stressed that when Ridley hits the field, he creates match-up nightmares for defenses.

He's the kind of player who can score from anywhere.

Keeping him too valuable to let go, despite the injury setbacks.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about how this fits into Tennessee's plans.

The Titans want reliable weapons to boost their passing game and take pressure off the quarterback.

This month, they signed free agent Wandel Robinson to pair with Ridley of front.

That duo could unlock more from Cam Ward in his second NFL year.

With these moves, Tennessee's gearing up for a stronger offense that stretches the field

and keeps defenses guessing all season long.