The Tennessee Titans have agreed to sign Eric Decker.

Decker was released this past week by the New York Jets.

Decker spent the past three seasons with the Jets but was limited to just three games in 2016.

Only 20 draft picks from the 2017 NFL Draft remain unsigned as training camps approach.

Among those unsigned are eight first-rounders, including second overall pick Mitchell Trubisky and No. 3 selection Solomon Thomas.

The Los Angeles Rams have five unsigned rookies, all of which were selected in the fourth round or later.

Kendall Wright was completely out of the Tennessee Titans' wide receiver rotation by the end of last season, something he blames on the team.

Wright led the Titans with 94 receptions back in 2013.

"What motivates me the most is I probably was the best receiver on the Titans roster last year and I was playing like 10 plays a game," Wright said. "That's how it goes."

Wright averaged just 18 plays per game before he was deactivated in Week 17.

When pressed for an explanation of his limited role, Wright responded, "That's a question I can't [answer]. Ask them. They'll feel it after this year."

Wright joined the Chicago Bears this offseason.