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After spending OTAs and mini-camps installing and refining their new offensive and defensive systems, the Tennessee Titans hope to hit the ground running in their first training camp practice on July 26. New coach Ken Whisenhunt has been busy installing a more up-tempo, pass-friendly offense that might finally bring the Titans into the 21st century on that side of the football, after years of a plodding ground attack run by both Jeff Fisher and Mike Munchak. Quarterback Jake Locker hopes this will help pump some needed life into a career that has been pock-marked by debilitating injuries since becoming a starter in 2012. While the Titans are giving the 2011 first-round pick one more chance to stay healthy and deliver, they have hedged their bet by declining his fifth-year rookie option and also drafting strong-armed former LSU quarterback Zach Mettenberger as insurance beyond this season.
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