AFC Notes: Bengals, Ravens, Titans

Bengals 

Bengals OC Brian Callahan mentioned that WR A.J. Green (toe) and TE Tyler Eifert (ankle) are both “trending in the right direction” heading into training camp. 

“I’m very excited to get those guys back and add to the mix of talented players we have,” said Callahan, via Richard Skinner of WKRC. “We’ve all watched those guys at other places we’ve been. We’ve watched A.J. and Tyler and know what they are. To have those guys trending in the right direction going into training camp and a few more weeks to get rest I’m really excited to those guys together and our unit as a whole should be fun.”

Ravens

Ravens backup QB Robert Griffin III says the team’s offense will obviously look different this year, but it should also “shock” some people. 

“I’ve got to make sure I understand the offense, forward and backward,” Griffin said, via BaltimoreRavens.com. “The offense will look different. I think we’ll shock some people with what we’re going to do. If we need to run it 60 times, we can do it. But if we need to throw it 30 to 40 times, we can also do it. I think that’s what we’re working on, to make sure we have those capabilities.”

Griffin added that he’s “a better quarterback than I’ve ever been.” 

Titans

• Jim Wyatt of the team’s official site expects the Titans to emphasize versatility with their receiving corps, which should lead to Corey Davis, Adam Humphries, Taywan Taylor, Tajae Sharpe, and A.J. Brown seeing time in the slot and on the outside. 
• Wyatt is skeptical Titans RB Derrick Henry will average over 20 carries per game since he exceeded that number just twice last season. 
• Wyatt does not think the Titans will trade QB Ryan Tannehill, given that he’s under a one-year contract and set to be a free agent in 2020.