Tennessee Titans vs New England Patriots: 5 most intriguing players to watch

By Will Lomas | Aug 17, 2019

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Kalif Raymond, WR #14

This feels like a “remember me” kind of moment.

A speedy receiver made plays this week in the joint practices between the Tennessee Titans and New England Patriots, but it wasn’t Kalif Raymond it was Taywan Taylor.

Raymond knows how hard it is to make an NFL roster and you can bet that Taylor’s big week only makes him more motivated to go out and shine on Saturday night.

Will he see him do a little bit of everything like we did last week or will he have a more defined role in the offense? Either way his burst and quickness have a chance to bring something exciting to the offense that few other players on the Titans roster are capable of.

As a wildcard to make the roster, few players realistically have as much to gain from a big night as Raymond and teams may have to start highlighting #14 on the roster this year both in the preseason and in the regular season.

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