Tommie

Campbell

There are no details on the surgeries. The Titans have considered moving Amano back to guard with Jake Scott set to exit via free agency, but they realize they should also be aiming higher on the interior. Amano could stake a fair claim to being the least effective pivot in the NFL last season.

Mouton has appeared in only nine games since 2009, but with Cortland Finnegan gone via free agency, he’ll be in the mix for snaps in 2012, according to GM Ruston Webster. Tennessee’s nickel corner job is open behind starters Jason McCourty and Alterraun Verner. A third-round pick in 2009, Mouton’s main competition will come from Chris Hawkins and Tommie Campbell.

Campbell was forced from yesterday’s win late in the first quarter, and did not return. Before going down, he took a reverse from Marc Mariani for an 87-yard touchdown on a kickoff return. A seventh-round pick, Campbell has seen very limited snaps in Tennessee’s secondary this season. He’s questionable at best for Week 13.

Campbell took a reverse from Marc Mariani for an 87-yard kickoff return touchdown earlier in the quarter, showing speed to burn. The seventh-round rookie was headed to the locker room cradling his arm just before the end of the first quarter.

An intriguing size/speed package at 6'3/206 with legit 4.3 wheels, Campbell has impressed the coaching staff with his commitment level this offseason. With Alterraun Verner shifting to the slot in nickel packages, Campbell will vie with Chris Hawkins and Coty Sensabaugh for snaps opposite Jason McCourty.

Campbell is big (6'3/205) and really fast, and defensive coordinator Jerry Gray praised his instincts as well. Jason McCourty and Alterraun Verner are locked in as the Titans’ starting cornerbacks, but Verner will cover the slot in nickel packages. It sounds like Campbell will play RCB on all passing downs.

Nashville’s 104.5 FM erroneously reported Campbell as a passenger when Britt tried to enter a gate at Fort Campbell. The 2011 seventh-round pick was in Pennsylvania at the time. Campbell remains in the mix for nickel corner duties in addition to his role as a core special teamer.

(Starter Jason McCourty is No. 1). It’s especially notable because Campbell is 6-foot-3, 206, and big corners often struggle with technique. Gray indicated that Campbell will push Alterraun Verner for the Titans’ right cornerback job.

Campbell is a key special teamer and was injured in the second quarter. He’s a second-year player out of California (PA). Campbell was spotted on crutches after the game.

Campbell was spotted in a walking boot Monday after spraining his ankle in last Thursday’s upset of the Steelers. The reserve corner is one of the Titans’ top special teamers.