Will Levis almost certainly has lost his job, but the Tennessee Titans' starting quarterback for most of the past two seasons has not lost his candor. Out of the spotlight since Cam Ward was taken with the first overall pick in this year's draft, Levis finally spoke to the media during this week's organized team activities (OTAs). In short, he said his current situation "sucks," but that he has not asked for a trade and plans to work as hard as he can in what was largely an upbeat media session. ... Speaking of Ward, the media got to see him throw some 7-on-7. It was not a jaw-dropping session, but it also did not raise any red flags. Perhaps most telling was a comment from defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson. ... Every year offers a reminder that OTAs are voluntary, but player absences still often create an overreaction, particularly when a prominent player is a no-show, as was the case this week. ... Finally, Chig Okonkwo gets no respect in a recent Pro Football Focus ranking of NFL tight ends.