The inside of the Titans offensive line has been a glaring issue for the team in recent seasons, but it doesn't have to remain that way after Tennessee made a deal with guard Andy Levitre and drafted Alabama guard Chance Warmack with the No. 10 selection in the draft of April. However, fourth-rounder Brian Schwenke, a center from California and the state of California, is the interior lineman to watch during the training camp. He was not noticed and was referred to as an "ordinary tools" player, but he could get a crack at a starting job from the first day.

Peterson is not a good candidate to quit.

Adrian Peterson erased any and all past and future doubts regarding his abilities to heal quickly when he ran for 84 yards with two touchdowns in Week 1 of this past season, just eight months after undergoing major surgery to fix a torn MCL and ACL. The news was announced on Tuesday that Peterson had not completely recovered from his January hernia surgery though the team hopes he will be back in time for OTAs in May, and possibly even for free-strength training in the latter part of April. Take a look at Daily Norseman for more on the Vikings.

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