May 17
WR Kenny Britt had a second operation as a "clean-up" procedure to alleviate swelling in his right knee.
Britt underwent season-ending surgery last October to repair a torn ACL and a torn MCL from a hit suffered against the Denver Broncos.
The second surgery is not all that uncommon with major reconstructive knee surgeries, as Titans defensive end Derrick Morgan needed a second operation on his knee last year, something he did not have until the start of training camp last season.
"I think that's something that's common with that injury. Derrick went through it last year," Titans coach Mike Munchak said of Britt's injury. "The good thing is that even if you do have it, it's not a huge setback. It's not something that sets you way back."
The Titans are still hopeful that Britt will be healthy enough to take some part in training camp and the preseason, but the real goal, of course, is for him to be ready for the regular-season opener at home against the New England Patriots in September.
May 16
Britt (torn ACL) had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee on Wednesday, the Tennesean's Jim Wyatt reports.
Recommendation: Early reports had Britt ahead of schedule in his recovery, but his status for Week 1 is very much up in the air. Although the procedure he underwent on Wednesday was a minor one, it is still not a good sign that he needed a follow-up surgery. We are still at least three months away from most fantasy drafts, but those of you who draft early will want to proceed with caution when it comes to Britt.
