The Tennessee Titans have wrapped up their offseason, and coach Jeff Fisher wound up using only 12 of the 14 days allowed for what are called organized team activities. None involved a mandatory minicamp. It's all part of a plan to make the Titans want to be around on their own. "My personal feeling is if you have a commitment to the offseason program, there's no need to take advantage of the mandatory minicamp. I do not know why you would take a professional athlete in the middle of the offseason and make him practice twice a day. I think it's a setback," Fisher said. "If you were to go ahead and have a mandatory minicamp, I think our attendance would drop off in the weeks to follow, and that's not the intention. What we want is a commitment to the program four to five days a week, and we're getting it." Source: Associated Press
