Wright, Washington, and Britt are all outright steals at their current ADPs in redraft. I would not advocate taking three players from one team just because there was value but...
Britt at WR32 (95). Kenny Britt is sandwiched between Bob Meachem and Malcolm Floyd in WR ADP. Aside from the fact that a healthy Britt is much more talented than both of those guys, it is hard to imagine both Floyd and Meachem performing to that level IMO. Perhaps if Gates is hobbled and factoring in the loss of Vincent Brown it is possible that Meachem and Floyd perform as WR3, but barring that you are stuck choosing between two guys who may or may not develop in to WR1 in San Deigo. OF the three Titans options at WR, Britt has the least appealing ADP but only because we still don't know when he'll be back from injury and when he'll actually play.
Washington at WR40 (108) behind guys like DHB and Justin Blackmon. Well, that makes all kinds of sense. Washington's worst fantasy finish in 4 seasons is 47 to go with a 43, 41, and 16. In each of the years he finished in the 40's he was far and away a second option and/or was playing with Vince Young or Kerry Collins. For those that have not been following, Jake Locker throws downfield. A LOT. It's almost like he is allergic to checking down. I can't recall seeing a player more inclined to air it our since one B. Lorenzo Favre (did you know that was his middle name? LOL OMG). Locker will be airing it out a TON which works well with the routes Washington typically runs. Washington's three most common routes in the last two seasons: Go route (man and zone), 5-10 yard drag (zone), and deep cross (man). I would not be remotely shocked for Washington to improve on his ypc from last year (13.8) and get closer to his career average (15). 50 catches at 15 ypc is better than WR40. Doug baldwin was WR40 last year with 51/788/4. I don't want to live in a world where Jake Locker and Nate Washington can't figure out how to get the latter 800 yards and 4 freaking touchdowns in an offense that FINALLY has the ability to throw it more than 12 yards past the line of scrimmage.
Kendall Wright - WR48 142. The world is full of things that don't make sense, and this one is near the top of the list for me. Wright has been FANTASTIC after some hiccups in week 1. The biggest surprise is that he has the strength to fight for the ball and runs excellent underneath routes. The only thing I think that can derail Washington besting his WR40 ADP is if Wright is fantastic underneath and Britt returns as a deep threat. But even then I think it's possible that Wright and Washington both finish in the 30's at worst. Wright has developed an excellent rapport with Locker and is targeted often because he works to get open underneath until the whistle. And since we have established that Locker hates checking down to the RB or TE, Wright often becomes the target 8-15 yards downfield when Locker is scrambling.
Projections? Sure, why not.
Britt: 10 games, 45 catches, 650 yards, 5 touchdowns. (But wait, I said good things about Britt above! Yes, I did. Britt is the most talented WR1 available at that point in the draft. If he returns to full health he should be great. I'm just not sold on that aspect just yet).
Washington: 70 catches, 1020 yards, 8 touchdowns. (Would have been around WR14 or 15 with those numbers last year. I expect him to finish around WR20 this year)
Wright: 60 catches, 800 yards, 5 touchdowns. (Would have been around WR30 last year with those numbers. I expect him around WR30 this year.)
