5. Tyler Boyd, WR
Tyler Boyd has been an asset to the Titans this season. He's extremely familiar with Brian Callahan's offense, having spent five seasons playing in that system with the Cincinnati Bengals. Through 13 games, Boyd ranks third on the Titans in receptions (32) and receiving yards (310).
Boyd also turned 30 in November and is on an expiring one-year contract. The Titans need to identify some long-term solutions at wide receiver as opposed to one-off band aids. Ran Carthon may encounter challenges.
Calvin Ridley is the lone proven receiver under contract. Nick Westbrook-Ikhine should be re-signed, and if so, can help address the looming needs at "X" receiver or in the slot due to his versatility. The only other potential Boyd replacement on the roster is the undersized Jha'Quan Jackson, who hasn't instilled much confidence after being benched on special teams for ball security issues.
Replacing Boyd won't be straightforward, but the Titans must take a long-term outlook.