A forgotten man in Tennessee, RB LenDale White wants the Titans to trade him.

Teams have released their Week 10 practice participation reports through Wednesday. Here’s a look at some notable developments.

Bills QB Trent Edwards, Seahawks LB Lofa Tatupu and Eagles LT Jason Peters were among the players who suffered injuries in Week 6.

With Titans RB LenDale White injured, Chris Johnson should see much of the work in New England.

NFL.com senior writer Steve Wyche checks in from Titans training camp in Nashville and writes that the Titans are preparing for the upcoming season with a confidence and swagger they did not have last summer.

A little T.O., and some other things that caught my eye thus far.

One of the biggest surprises in the NFL last season was the Titans’ improbable run to a league-best 13-3 regular-season record and the dethroning of the almighty Colts, snapping Indianapolis’ five-year reign as AFC South champions. Even more stunning was the rebirth of 36-year-old Kerry Collins, who led the Titans to a 10-0 start and a No.1 seed in the AFC playoff race. Now, everyone wants to know if the Titans can do it again with Collins at quarterback.

Fantasy football drafts are starting to heat up as NFL teams open training camp in preparation for the 2009 season. Michael Fabiano discusses his most recent expert league draft, one that saw him land Adrian Peterson without holding the No. 1 pick.

Titans RB LenDale White has worked hard to lose weight during the offseason, and he plans to keep pushing until training camp starts, according to the Tennessean.

Check out the results of NFL.com fantasy guru Michael Fabiano‘s latest experts draft, and then tell him if he’s got a good team or if he’s headed for a long season.

Dolphins DE Jason Taylor told the Miami Herald that he plans to continue playing after the 2009 season. Taylor signed a one-year contract with Miami in May.

For now, the news that Tennessee RB Chris Johnson wants to break up the “Smash and Dash” partnership with LenDale White so he can adopt the nickname “Every Coach’s Dream” is nothing more than an amusing diversion. It won’t be so funny later this year, when Johnson becomes every fantasy owner’s nightmare.

Titans RB Chris Johnson told reporters yesterday that “Smash and Dash” is no more. “Smash and Dash” was the nickname shared by him and teammate LenDale White.

LenDale White came to Tennessee’s offseason workout program at 238 pounds, his lightest reporting weight as a member of the Titans.

The Titans kicked off their offseason conditioning program Monday, prompting the Tennessean to sit down with strength and conditioning coach Steve Watterson. Most notable from the lengthy Q&A were Watterson’s remarks on RB LenDale White.