Drake Maye’s early practice looked sobering: two competitive periods, a 7-on-7 red zone, and a two-minute drill where Maye went 4-for-8 in each segment and was picked twice by Robert Spillane. The ball came out quickly but with misreads, and Christian Barmore applied interior pressure that produced a notable sack. Hunter Henry drew several targets in the red zone, showing veteran reliability in a system still sorting out timing. Off the field, the discussion swung to a potential blockbuster: Titans owners and front office opened the door to trading for a high-impact veteran like Terry McLaren, with a sizable price tag and the reality that a rebuild might worth a bold move if it’s what’s best for 2024 and beyond.