Tennessee has successfully upgraded its team speed on offense over the last two offseasons and Washington fits the bill. The 25-year-old deep threat is coming off a 40-catch, 631-yard campaignas Pittsburgh's No. 3 receiver. Washington is joining a run-first offense, however, and his stats may only improve slightly. He'll also have to win a starting job over LaVelle Hawkins, Paul Williams, Chris Davis and possibly incumbent Justin McCareins, a free agent. The only thing I worry about for Washington, is that they will expect these ungodly numbers from him. he is what he is, a slot receiver who is a deep threat. We saw the Titans sign David Givens a couple years ago and he was a bust, I'm sorry to think the same thing will happen here.
