The Facts: Tannehill had a lot of success throwing the ball to wide receiver A.J. Brown over the last three years, but the partnership won’t be back for a fourth edition. Brown was traded to the Eagles last Thursday and Tannehill got his first chance to weigh in on the move when he spoke to reporters from the team’s facility on Tuesday. “Professionally, it hurt,” Tannehill said. “Top target, heckuva football player, made big plays for us consistently over the last three years. Personally, it hurt. A.J.’s a good friend. Have a lot of great times, great memories on and off the field with him. Not being able to see him on a daily basis is going to be different, going to be hard. Happy to see him get what he wanted, but, at the end of the day, it hurts.”

Diehards Line: Tannehill said he had a good conversation with rookie wideout Treylon Burks, who the Titans took with the first-round pick they acquired for Brown, and that he’s excited about the acquisition of Robert Woods, but it sounds like there’s going to be some adjustments for him to make now that Brown is out of the offense. ... Meanwhile, Tannehill wasn't in attendance for the voluntary portion of offseason team activities because he needed to finish a renovation at his home in Florida and wanted to spend a little extra time with his family. Select Titans receivers, however, went to South Florida to work out with Tannehill during the offseason. As for the addition of rookie QB Malik Willis? "I don't think it's my job to mentor him," Tannehill said. "But if he learns from me along the way, that's a great thing."