The Titans are expected to talk to Kerry Collins about keeping him for the 2010 campaign, according to the Nashville City Paper.

Analysis:The veteran signal caller would have to settle for a backup role behind Vince Young, and would also have to take a pay cut from his $5.5MM salary. There is already speculation that Tennessee would target Chad Pennington if Collins does not return.

Kenny Britt was arrested in New Jersey this past Friday after being stopped for a traffic violation and the subsequent discovery that he had three outstanding traffic warrants, according to the Bergen Record.

Analysis:The outstanding warrants totaled $865, of which Britt posted bail for and was released later that same Friday night. Don't expect to hear more about this incident, as it is clearly not anything that would put the promising young wideout at risk of a suspension.

Hentrich (calf/knee) is expected to retire at some point before next season, the Tennessean reports.

Analysis:Hentrich was placed on IR after a calf injury and then had surgery to repair an old ACL injury. His rehab is coming along well but he has played for 16 years and all indications are that he will retire.

The Nashville Tennessean reports that the Titans would like 2009 2,000-yard rusher Chris Johnson to have fewer carries in 2010. Johnson took the ball an NFL-high 358 times this season.

Analysis:The Titans say this now, but if Johnson gets off to the kind of start in 2010 that he did in 2009, expect him to remain in the top three in the league in carries. Of course, if Vince Young continues his maturation next year, Johnson will not have to carry such a load.

Jim Wyatt of the Nashville Tennessean speculates that Titans running back LenDale White could end up in Seattle next season now that his college coach, Pete Carroll, is the head man for the Seahawks.

Analysis:White will likely be a restricted free agent this offseason (as long as no new collective bargaining agreement is agreed to), but the Titans aren't believed to have much interest in bringing him back. For the record, White has said he would like to return to Tennessee next season.