Recent developments for the Tennessee Titans include a lawsuit filed by former left tackle Taylor Lewan, changes in the front office, including the departure of former interim general manager Ryan Cowden and the first post-draft media availability for select players, including quarterback Ryan Tannehill. ... Third-round draft pick Tyjae Spears could be the change-of-pace back the Titans have wanted for years. He was not a workhorse at Tulane, but was consistently productive when he had the ball in his hands. ... Fifth-round pick Josh Whyle should be someone the Titans know well given that he played at Cincinnati under coach Luke Fickell, who is coach Mike Vrabel's close friend. Whyle has the chance to step in as the replacement for departed free agent Austin Hooper. ... Sixth-round pick Jaelyn Duncan, a tackle out of Maryland, is the only one of the later selections who does not have an immediate path to the field. His college career suggests he needs a little time to develop but that the wait could be worth it. ... Seventh-round pick Colton Dowell is a homegrown product who grew up in nearby Lebanon and played college football at Tennessee-Martin. He did not put up huge numbers for most of his college career, but played best against the best competition, particularly a contest last fall against the University of Tennessee.