Justin Hunter, Delanie Walker and Kendall Wright's Post-Week 6 Fantasy Reaction

The Tennessee Titans couldn't cash in fully on a mouth-watering matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars without Jake Locker.

With the starting quarterback watching from the sideline, reserve Charlie Whitehurst managed a mere 233 passing yards and no touchdowns against the NFL's worst passing defense. Justin Hunter and Delanie Walker had solid but unspectacular outings.

Player	Rec.	Targets	Rec. YDs	Rec. TDs
Justin Hunter	3	5	77	0
Delanie Walker	3	8	57	0
Kendall Wright	1	1	6	0

Despite reeling in just three receptions, Walker led the Titans in targets. The Tennessean's Jim Wyatt and RotoExperts' Patrick Mayo noted some missed opportunities that hindered Walker's output:

He now has 45 targets on the season and has been afforded at least four looks in every game. At such a boom-or-bust position, Walker remains a viable starting tight end despite the quarterback under center.

After gaining significantly more snaps last week, Hunter led the team with 77 receiving yards. He brandished his big-play potential, but he still didn't produce major fantasy points against the most optimal opponent. He'll need to display more consistency before owners can trust him as anything more than a bye-week replacement.

Last week's hero, Kendall Wright, turned into this week's zero with one small catch on the day. The third-year pro needs a healthy Locker more than any other Tennessee wideout, but another amazing matchup in Week 7 against Washington keeps him in the discussion as a starting No. 3 receiver or flex option.