Kyle Philips needs to re-emerge for Titans to unlock potential

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – We change opinions quickly on players when they disappear from view.

Titans wide receiver Kyle Philips pulls in a first-down catch during the third quarter against the New York Giants. Sept. 11, 2022.. Syndication The Tennessean
Kyle Philips/ © George Walker IV / USA TODAY NETWORK

So Kyle Philips' great rookie training camp where he left defenders flailing with his stop-and-go routes started to vanish when he hurt his shoulder in his debut. Rob Moore was calling Philips “The Professor” in mid-August, because there was nothing Philips didn’t know.

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Paul Kuharsky has covered the Tennessee Titans since 1996, first for The Tennessean, then ESPN.com and now independently at PaulKuharsky.com. He served on the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee for 11 years and is the longest-tenured Titans beat reporter in the franchise's history.