In recent days, one national media outlet reported that the Tennessee Titans and first-year general manager Ran Carthon are entertaining trade offers for running back Derrick Henry, who has one year remaining on his current contract and is a little more than one year removed from a serious foot injury. Hosts David Boclair, Denard Walker and John Glennon explore the possibility, the potential fan reaction and additional fallout related to the idea that the two-time NFL rushing champion could be in a different uniform this season. ... With or without Henry running the ball this season, the Titans need their offensive line to be better. The Kansas City Chiefs elected not to use the franchise tag on left tackle Orlando Brown Jr., which will make him one of this year's most coveted free agents. Denard Walker has expressed his admiration for Brown previously and continues to do so this week. Meantime, recently released Tennessee left tackle Taylor Lewan has made it known on social media that he would like the opportunity to take Brown's place in Kansas City. ... Speaking of social media, Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons has scrubbed all references to the Titans from his accounts. It is a move that stirs memories of last year's fallout with wide receiver A.J. Brown. But is it a sign of things to come for Simmons, who currently is scheduled to play this season on the fifth-year team option of his rookie contract. ... Finally, the Baltimore Ravens elected to use the non-exclusive franchise tender on quarterback Lamar Jackson, which means he is still free to get offers from other teams. A look at the potential fallout from that decision and whether it might impact how the Titans and the rest of the league do business in the future.