Browns | Scott Fujita’s appeal appears remote

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is expected to rule any day on the three-game suspension appeal of Cleveland Browns LB Scott Fujita for his role in the New Orleans Saints bounty scandal of 2009. Fujita has admitted to pledging money for big plays, such as interceptions, turnovers and sacks, but he denies he paid for injuries and would never be involved in such a program. However, it still appears remote that Fujita’s penalty will be lessened, and he stands to lose $645,000 as a result of the suspension.
Browns | Scott Fujita’s appeal appears remote

Titans | DT is crowded position

The Tennessee Titans have several defensive tackles vying for spots heading into training camp. DL Shaun Smith is worried about his roster spot since he is scheduled to make $2 million. The team also has DLs Jurrell Casey, Zach Clayton, Lamar Divens, DaJohn Harris, Karl Klug, Sen’Derrick Marks and Mike Martin in the mix. ‘With the guys we drafted and the guys we have here, I think there’s a lot of competition,’ defensive coordinator Jerry Gray said. ‘The good thing is that if anyone rests, they know the guys behind them are really doing a great job.’
Titans | DT is crowded position

Titans | Shaun Smith still work in progress

Tennessee Titans defensive coordinator Jerry Gray said DL Shaun Smith is a ‘work in progress,’ as he continues to adjust to a 4-3 defensive scheme from the 3-4 system he worked in primarily during his days with the Kansas City Chiefs. ‘He’s still adjusting,’ Gray said. ‘That’s the good thing. When he stops adjusting, he’s going to be in trouble. Because again, if you stop growing, that means you’re not going what you’re supposed to do. That’s the good thing.’
Titans | Shaun Smith still work in progress

Titans | Tommie Campbell emerging as fifth DB

Tennessee Titans CB Tommie Campbell showed tremendous speed and athleticism at times on special teams last season, and he had very good offseason workouts. ‘(Campbell is) doing a good job,’ defensive coordinator Jerry Gray said. ‘We know he can run. He’s fast and long. The thing he doesn’t have is a lot of playing time on the job. So this offseason’s really good for him.’
Titans | Tommie Campbell emerging as fifth DB

Titans | Robert Johnson considering LASIK procedure

Tennessee Titans FS Robert Johnson (eye) said he is considering LASIK surgery. Johnson said his vision without contacts is 20/70 in his left eye and 20/50 in his right eye. ‘I’m trying to get more opinions on it,’ Johnson said. ‘Good vision is something that’s important to have. You have to be able to see the quarterback and see the ball to make plays, you know?’
Titans | Robert Johnson considering LASIK procedure