NASHVILLE – Titans coach Brian Callahan spoke to reporters before Wednesday's practice.
The team is scheduled to practice from 1:05 p.m.-2:35 p.m. today to prepare for Sunday's game vs the New York Jets.
Some real quick highlights on what Callahan, aka "Cally", said before I head to practice:
-Callahan said he expects everyone to practice in some fashion today.
-DeAndre Hopkins played just 17 snaps vs the Bears after being limited in practices last week. Callahan said he expects Hopkins to be closer to a full participant in the game after more work this week. "I see his role increasing," Callahan said of Hopkins. "He should practice more, and his role should increase."
-Safety Jamal Adams didn't play in Chicago after missing practices all last week. Callahan said he's hoping Adams, a former Jet, practices "and the expectation is he has a chance to play this week. He's going to practice and we'll see where he is at."
-Callahan said the Jets have a "really, really good football team" across the board, with a quarterback in Aaron Rodgers, who has seen it all. "We're looking forward to the challenge," Callahan said, "but we are going up again a very, very good defense and an offense with a Hall of Fame quarterback."
-Callahan said he's been pleased with how quarterback Will Levis has responded from his three-turnover game on Sunday. Callahan said Levis came in on Monday and was open, honest, and critical of his performance and ready to get ready for the next game. "I'd say so far, Will has handled it great," Callahan said. "Even after the game he was in a good place – understood the mistakes, understood what he had to correct, and was ready to move forward."
