It is mandatory minicamp week for the Tennessee Titans, which means all players under contract are in attendance at the facility. Not all of them are involved in on-field work, though. What is keeping them in the training room is anybody's guess, though, because -- as was the case with the former coaching staff -- no one is willing to discuss injuries at this time of year. ... One player not taking part in drills is second-round draft pick T'Vondre Sweat. Coach Brian Callahan says Sweat's injury is nothing serious, but history shows that health issues have a way of lingering with rookies. ... As expected, quarterback Will Levis is getting a lot of attention this offseason, from the media and the coaches. There's a lot to like about the second-year signal-caller, but there is also a lot on which he can improve. The question is whether those are things that can be fixed. ... Recent first-round picks Caleb Farley (2021) and Treylon Burks (2022) are getting a lot of work on special teams. After failing to live up to expectations last year, it seems much less is expected of both in 2024. Based on where it seems they reside on the depth chart, neither should expect to stay on the roster if they can't contribute on special teams. ... More players continue to speak about the relaxed nature of things under Callahan as compared to his predecessor, Mike Vrabel.

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