Lewan planning to skip Titans minicamp while he awaits new deal

Tennessee Titans left tackle Taylor Lewan isn't expected at the team's minicamp.

The two-time Pro Bowler is scheduled to play on the fifth-year option tied to his rookie deal, which would pay him $9 million for the season. He entered into contract talks with the Titans on an extension, but they were unable to reach a resolution before the start of camp.

"As we start the mandatory veteran minicamp, we were informed by the representatives for Taylor Lewan that he would not be attending the camp," Titans general manager Jon Robinson said in a statement.

"We have had several constructive conversations over the last five-six weeks about his contract status. He is currently under contract and we are working to keep Taylor as part of this organization for a long time."

Lewan has been a stalwart on the Titans' offensive line his first four seasons in the league, garnering praise from analysts and colleagues alike.

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