Jim Wyatt Answers Questions From the Senior Bowl

MOBILE, Ala. – This Tuesday’s Titans mailbag is coming to you from the Senior Bowl.

The Titans will be on hand for practices beginning today. The group will include new Titans general manager Ran Carthon and head coach Mike Vrabel.

So, let’s get this mailbag up and running …

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Harry Prentiss from Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Question: I wonder if all the talk of cutting Robert Woods will occur. I think he was misused this year. When you watch his play with the Rams with jet sweeps and crossing patterns if he’d have been utilized like that in Nashville I believe he would have very good and would’ve made everybody else better. I would like to see another receiver drafted but believe we need OL help more. What do you think?

Jim: I like Robert Woods, and I think he’s capable of doing more than he did last year as well. I think he’d bring a proven veteran presence to the roster again in 2023, and I think he’d be even better another year removed from his ACL injury. But I don’t see that happening at his current price tag ($13,750,000 base salary) for ’23, so we’ll have to see what happens there.

Derek Weimer from Evansville, Indiana
Question: Jim been an Oilers/Titans fan my whole life my question is have you heard anything more about resigning Jeffery Simmons? Also being realistic does Malik Willis really look like he can develop into the starting QB that we truly need long term? I think if fully healthy and a solid O-Line and can stay healthy with a new staff we can be serious contenders within the next 2 years. Your thoughts?

Jim: Hi Derek. Simmons is under contract for 2023. The question is whether the team will sign him to a long-term deal. I think the team will try, but I don’t think anything is imminent. The GM just got to town, and a lot of other things need to get sorted out first, which could potentially clear up some money. So, you’ll have to stay tuned on this. As for Willis, I need to see a lot more from him. He’s proved…