The Titans are hopeful that Lewan (ankle) can return for Week 16, TitanInsider.com's Terry McCormick reports.

The left tackle did not practice Monday, and should be considered questionable Thursday against the Jaguars.

Lewan (ankle) has discarded his walking boot, and hopes to return to game action this week or next, TitanInsider.com's Terry McCormick reports.

One of the many things to go wrong this season for Tennessee is the ankle injury to the team's first round pick. He should be considered questionable this week against the Giants.

Lewan (ankle) was held out of practice on Tuesday, Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean reports.

Lewan, who was Tennessee's first-round draft pick, is dealing with a sore ankle. The rookie offensive tackle is currently behind Michael Roos and Michael Oher on the depth chart, so he'll open the season as a backup.

Rookie OT Taylor Lewan saw some time at left guard during Titans' practice.

With Andy Levitre recovering from an appendectomy, the Titans mixed and matched at left guard all practice. The Titans getting Lewan work at guard could be an indication they see him as a reserve option this season. Michael Roos and Michael Oher are currently penciled in as the Tennessee's starting tackles.

Titans agreed to terms with No. 11 overall pick OT Taylor Lewan on a four-year contract.

Lewan was the lone remaining unsigned rookie. As is the case with all first-round picks, the deal includes a fifth-year team option for 2018. Lewan will get run at both tackle spots in camp, but is currently behind Michael Roos at left tackle and Michael Oher at right. We'd assume he has his sights set on Oher. Roos is fully expected to remain on the blindside this season.