The Tennessee Titans are poised to make significant changes to their wide receiver corps, hinting they may not exercise Treylon Burks' fifth-year option. Despite being a first-round pick, Burks has struggled with injuries and productivity, prompting Titans’ president Chad Brinker to express doubt about his future. The team has bolstered its receiver lineup by signing veterans Tyler Lockett and Van Jefferson, and drafting players like Chimere Dike and Elic Ayomanor. With Burks still recovering from an ACL injury and facing an increasingly competitive roster, his chances of remaining with the Titans appear slim.