The Facts: The possibility still exists that Britt could need a second, but comparatively minor, knee procedure before he is fully ready to return to playing football this season. If Britt has to have the second operation, however, it should not be a major setback to his timetable to return from ACL and MCL surgery.

Diehards Line:According to TitansInsider.com's Terry McCormick, any sort of further work to the knee would likely be similar to the arthroscopic clean-up defensive end Derrick Morgan had last year in training camp. HC Mike Munchak confirmed that while no second procedure for Britt is scheduled at this time, the possibility still is there for additional work simply due to the type of injury Britt suffered in his right knee, which underwent reconstructive surgery last October. Munchak said second procedures with that type of injury are fairly commonplace. “I think it always is (possible),” Munchak said. “I don't know if he will at some point, but I think that's something that's common with that injury. Derrick went through it last year. The good thing is that even if you do have it, it's not a huge setback. It's not something that sets you way back. But that is obviously part of the process, or could be, if that arises down the road. ...” Stay tuned. Morgan only missed a week after his procedure last summer. Munchak and the Titans are confident that Britt won't be hampered for long if he has to have further work done on the knee but we'll continue to watch for more.