NASHVILLE, Tenn. – When we last saw Tajae Sharpe as part of the Titans’ regular season roster, he was a rookie starting wide receiver.
Given that workload, he wasn’t asked to play any special teams.
Ideally, for the Titans now in his third year, he’d be the fourth receiver at best. And the fourth wide receiver needs to play on special teams.
Sharpe isn’t the only guy adjusting to a new request.
Second-round pick Harold Landry will surely start Saturday in Pittsburgh on defense, but he may still get special-teams work.
