He will immediately fight for a starting WR job, across from Derrick Mason, with Kevin Dyson coming off a harsh knee injury last season. The Titans also hope to use McCareins on kickoff returns in order to take some of the pressure and wear and tear off of WR, Derrick Mason. It should be interesting to see how McCareins progresses through mini-camps and training camp. The Titans spent a lot of time scouting at small schools, in hopes of finding talent in places where other teams may not. The Titans loved the picks of McCareins and Berlin.
Berlin is a receiver that is fairly consistent, and quick.
He was clocked in the 40 at 4.46. He is very athletic and adjusts well to the poorly thrown ball. He has a great work ethic and a lot of motivation, and that is what the Titans thrive on regarding their players. During college, Berlin put together 44 straight games with at least one catch, and had 249 catches for 3,735 yards and34 TD s, throughout his collegiate career. Berlin is very productive when on the field, and although he needs a little polishing with some of his techniques, and a little experience, he should be able to contribute a fair amount this year, and definitely next year.