First-round draft pick Treylon Burks made plays and took accountability for offseason conditioning issues that forced him out of some workouts and to sit out others. It was a good start to training camp for the wide receiver out of Arkansas and eased concerns about what he can add to the offense this season. ... Quarterback Ryan Tannehill also looked like a new man as compared to the first day of training camp a year ago. ... Jeffery Simmons did not stay at home, did not sit out the day's activities and did not address his contract situation. So, things could have been worse. ... Finally, three of this season's six Offseason MVPs were members of the 2021 draft class, which contributed relatively little last season. Does this mean things will be different for that group this season? ... With Denard Walker on vacation, All Titans at SI.com writers John Glennon and David Boclair break down all of this and more.

Writers David Boclair and John Glennon of All Titans at SI.com and former Tennessee Titans cornerback Denard Walker try to make sense of Warren Sharp's ranking of the NFL's Defensive Front Sevens, in which the Titans -- with Jeffery Simmons, Denico Autry, Harold Landry, Bud Dupree and others -- barely cracked the top 20. The trio also looks at which of Tennessee's position groups are the best and which are cause for concern as the start of training camp approaches. Also, the panel pays tribute to former Titans cornerback Jason McCourty, who recently announced his retirement after 13 NFL seasons, the first eight in Tennessee.

John Glennon and David Boclair of All Titans at SI.com and former Tennessee Titans cornerback Denard Walker look at why the reigning two-time AFC South champions fall where they do in most NFL offseason power rankings -- and whether or not they belong where they are ranked. Additionally, each of the three picks a game in the 2022 schedule that could make a big difference. The offseason tour of division opponents looks at the Houston Texans and what potentially makes them a threat. Finally, kicker Randy Bullock has brought long-sought stability to the position. Or has he? Check out this episode of Bleav in Titans as the countdown to training camp continues.

The Tennessee Titans' 2019 draft class was a bonanza led by Jeffery Simmons and A.J. Brown. However, three others, guard Nate Davis (third round), safety Amani Hooker (fourth round) and linebacker David Long (sixth round) are established starters. How should general manager Jon Robinson prioritize those three when it comes to possible contract extensions? Also, how does the depth at wide receiver shape up behind the four who are all but certain to be on the Week 1 roster? John Glennon and David Boclair of All Titans at SI.com and former Titans cornerback Denard Walker tackle these issues and more.

Former Titans cornerback Denard Walker and All Titans at SI.com writers John Glennon and David Boclair remember former Titans quarterback Steve McNair, who was killed on July 4, 2009. Personal recollections include how each heard the news and their initial reactions. Additionally, the trio looks at whether Tennessee's offense once again will feature a tight end as the most prominent target in the passing game, what an injection of speed at wide receiver could mean and what free agent might be able to provide that element. Finally, the Indianapolis Colts are the most obvious challenger to the Titans' pursuit of a third straight AFC South title. But what is it exactly about the Colts that should concern Titans coaches?

Former Titans cornerback Denard Walker and All Titans at SI.com reporters John Glennon and David Boclair look at Jeffery Simmons' decision to attend, but not participate in on-field workouts as he angles for a contract extension even though he is under the team's control through the 2023 season. Also, after a disappointing finish to 2021, what does a successful 2022 season look like for quarterback Ryan Tannehill? And who are some players who have not gotten attention this offseason but have a chance to make noise this fall? All of this and more in this episode of Bleav in Titans.

Hosts John Glennon and David Boclair of All Titans at SI.com and former Tennessee Titans cornerback Denard Walker examine Derrick Henry's prospects for a return to dominance following the first practice of the team's mandatory minicamp. They also look at the likely reason defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons did not take part in the on-field session and the possible factors that have made wide receiver Treylon Burks' asthma such a factor this offseason. Plus, a recent Twitter spat between A.J. Brown and a fan sparks a debate about who is the franchise's best wide receiver of the Titans era (1999-present).

Former Titans linebacker Avery Williamson joins the regular trio of former Titans cornerback Denard Walker and reporters David Boclair and John Glennon of All Titans at SI.com to discuss the revelation that first-round pick Treylon Burks has asthma and how likely it is that franchise officials knew that before the draft. The quartet also looks at the fact that Caleb Farley has all the physical traits needed to be a starting cornerback, but he also has limited experience, a terrible injury history and -- it seems -- some real competition for that spot. Jeffery Simmons is among the veterans who have remained elsewhere during voluntary workouts, but according to social media, he recently spent time at a pass-rushing camp led by Von Miller, the NFL's leader among active players in sacks. Should Titans coaches be offended or happy with that decision? These things and more are discussed in this episode.

The Tennessee Titans are among the top half of the NFL in terms of salary cap space as of June 1, when the release of wide receiver Julio Jones becomes official. Former Titans cornerback Denard Walker and All Titans at SI.com writers John Glennon and David Boclair discuss what the team should do with that money, look at some notable free agents who are still available and what holes still exist in the roster. Plus, the discussion includes a look at the continuing mystery surrounding rookie wide receiver Treylon Burks, the continuing lack of clarity about 2021 second-round pick Dillon Radunz's best position and more.

John Glennon and David Boclair of All Titans at SI.com along with former NFL cornerback Denard Walker examine quarterback Ryan Tannehill's attempt to tamp down the controversy that ensued when he said three weeks earlier that he did not think it was his job to mentor rookie quarterback Malik Willis. Other topics in this episode include a discussion of what happens if Tannehill gets hurt this season, a closer look at the status of two of the team's most important wide receivers, and the impact of the absence of many notable veterans from the Titans' first week of OTAs (organized team activities).