NASHVILLE, Tenn. – One area that’s not been good for the Titans in the preseason but hasn’t gotten much attention is the pass rush.

The Titans have six sacks through three games. But look where they’ve come from: Aaron Wallace (1.5), Austin Robbins (1) Brynden Trawick (1), Wesley Woodyard (1), group (1), Manny Abdesmad (1).

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – With the release of a quality player at a spot where the Titans aren’t great right now, the question comes pouring in: Will the Titans look at former Cleveland cornerback Joe Haden.

I can't say for sure, but I’d be surprised.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Derrick Henry couldn't name a player in the NFL who is most like him.

But when I asked him the question, it sent him to his phone because he had to show me the guy he thinks is most like his fullback, Jalston Fowler.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – After the Titans practiced in pads Tuesday and Mike Mularkey got his first look in a long time at receivers Corey Davis and Eric Decker, the Titans coach said he wouldn’t yet rule them out for Thursday night 

in Kansas City.

But if they don’t play Davis (hamstring) and Decker (ankle) will have a very good chance of being 100 percent when the Titans kick off the regular season at Nissan Stadium against the Raiders on Sept. 10.

Decker is in his eighth season and there is no reason to worry about his readiness.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – I’m getting a lot of questions about the Titans in fantasy football.

Predicting stats is a difficult game, but I do think I can help you slot players and manage expectations.

Let’s look at how key Titans rank on ESPN’s list and what they are projected to do. I will give you a sense if I think they are on target or if you should expect better or worse.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – On the play of note, Taywan Taylor was excellent Sunday.

On a third-and-31 he got open up the middle, caught perfectly placed pass from Marcus Mariota, bounced off defenders and chugged for extra yards.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Three reasons not to worry about the Titans looking so bad in their preseason Week 3 loss to the Bears:

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Here’s the third, and perhaps final, installment of my look at everyone out of a Titans’ preseason game.

Thursday night in Kansas City is likely to feature very few starters and some cameos and may lend itself to more of a specific review of the most important people.

As for the Titans’ 19-7 loss to the Bears:

2 WR Mekale McKay – Did not play (hamstring).

4 K Ryan Succop – Missed a 40-yard field goal wide left. Got two touchbacks out of three kickoffs.