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With organized team activities underway in Tennessee, the Titans have welcomed back a leaner, meaner Wright. The second-year wide receiver says he's dropped 14 pounds this offseason through one simple trick: Laying off the junk food. "I'm in the best shape I've ever been," Wright told the team's official site. "For the most part, it wasn't about the running. I just started taking care of my body and eating right. I wasn't eating right at all. I was eating a lot of junk food because that's what I like and that's what I'd buy, but I cut down on that and just started eating right."
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Wright is down to 187 pounds after using his time away from the game to work out intensely. Wright hopes a trimmer frame will help him with "breaks, running routes and getting back and making all the cuts that I need to make." As NFL.com's Marc Sessler notes, the Titans need Wright to follow up his 64-catch, 626-yard rookie campaign with more production in Year Two. Whatever the case, Sessler went on to suggest with Tennessee reportedly preparing for "life after" Kenny Britt -- and with Nate Washington's future unclear -- it's Wright and rookie Justin Hunter who loom as the future of this passing attack.
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