Calvin Ridley expresses confidence in his speed and ability with Titans
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 3, 2026, 3:05 PM
Last updated Aug 3, 2026
Calvin Ridley remains optimistic about his performance after taking a pay cut to stay with the Titans. He suffered a fractured fibula last season, limiting him to seven games and 17 catches, his lowest production in the NFL. Ridley emphasized he still possesses the speed to compete effectively if he stays healthy and highlighted his role mentoring younger receivers on the team, including Carnell Tate and Chimere Dike. The Titans aim to improve in the standings during quarterback Cam Ward's second season.
- •Ridley played only seven games last season due to injury.
- •He recorded 17 catches, marking his least productive season.
- •Ridley is mentoring younger receivers on the team.
- •Titans look to improve in quarterback Cam Ward's second season.
- 3:05 PMYahoo Sports — Calvin Ridley: I still have the speed and ability to succeed
"Calvin Ridley took a pay cut to remain with the Titans this offseason, but it wasn't because he thinks he's lost the ability that made him an offensive threat in past seasons.
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