Titans WR Calvin Ridley delivered 5 catches, 84 yards, and 2 TDs in a Week 10 loss to the Chargers. The veteran drew a 39% target share in Will Levis’ first game back from a shoulder injury.
In the first quarter, Ridley broke free down the heart of the Chargers’ secondary for a 41-yard TD. Deep in the fourth quarter, he scored on a slot fade that turned up a perfect Levis touch pass. (No, really.)
Since the DeAndre Hopkins trade, Ridley is up to a huge 34% target share and a 53% air yard share – both top-three marks league-wide. Levis remains an inconsistent passer from drive to drive. But Ridley should continue seeing the volume to make him a weekly fantasy starter.
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