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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)Ryan Tannehill's number one beneficiary since turning into the Tennessee Titans' beginning quarterback currently plays in Philadelphia.

Fortunately, the Titans got Tannehill a ton of new colleagues to work with, and he's bustling working this offseason to make science and timing with every one of the new wide beneficiaries and tight finishes.

"It's been fun man," Tannehill said Tuesday. "I've delighted in working with those folks."

The Titans were caught up with attempting to redesign Tannehill's passing choices even prior to exchanging Brown to Philadelphia on the main evening of the NFL draft in April. They marked tight end Austin Hooper and exchanged for Robert Woods. They drafted recipient Treylon Burks and added tight end Chigoziem Okonkwo and collector Kyle Philips.

Building that science with the new partners made another stride with the third period of the NFL's offseason program beginning Monday. That remembers Woods who tore his left ACL for training last Nov. 12 with the Rams.

Woods, 30, wore a yellow, non-contact shirt and a support to his left side knee. Be that as it may, he participated Tuesday in the meeting open to columnists this week. Tannehill said he truly appreciates tossing the ball to a veteran who does things the correct way.

"You add a veteran person like that to our group, to the wide recipient room, we realize that they're safe and sound and he will guide them in the correct course," Tannehill said of Woods who has 570 gets for 7,077 yards and 35 scores.

Hooper is a double cross Pro Bowl tight end in his last two seasons in Atlanta where he got a joined 146 of his 298 vocation gatherings. Tannehill has been in the middle of working with him since the quarterback joined the group's offseason program, and Hooper made a few pleasant gets Tuesday.

"He has some incredible size and strength and length, and that is most certainly an assistance for himself and will help us unpleasantly," Tannehill said.

Burks rehearsed also Tuesday, however he is managing something undefined. Tannehill said they're attempting to get the eighteenth generally pick moving.

"You see him in that open-field tackle drill, you know he will be a one-cut person," Tannehill said. "He's running, he's large's, areas of strength for he. So haven't tossed a great deal of balls to him yet. In any case, anticipating him getting back on the field and contending with us."

The Titans required the additional assistance to help an offense that positioned 24th in passing yards last season, averaging 201.1 yards a game. Brown was focused on with 105 passes, and his 63 gets were more than the absolute passes tossed to any other person on the Titans' list.

Scratch Westbrook-Ikhine positioned second in gatherings last season, and the beneficiary who went undrafted out of Indiana in 2020 keeps unobtrusively getting himself ready to make plays. He made a few gets Tuesday, remembering a future score for a long pass in one drill.

Dez Fitzpatrick was a fourth-balance pick of Louisville last year. Tannehill said Fitzpatrick came to Florida for a couple of long periods of work with him. Fitzpatrick got just five passes for 49 yards and a TD as a new kid on the block, yet Tannehill noticed an intense catch by Fitzpatrick across the center Tuesday with a wellbeing on his back.

Simply the sort of play to fabricate a quarterback's trust in a beneficiary.

"Presently, everything unquestionably revolves around consistency you know? Simply emerging consistently and doing it," Tannehill said.

NOTES: RB Derrick Henry, S Kevin Byard, DL Jeffery Simmons and Denico Autry were among the Titans not at Tuesday's deliberate meeting. "I realize that everyone that that hasn't arrived, they'll be in shape, they'll be adapted and they'll be all set," Titans mentor Mike Vrabel said.