When asked about his NFL future, free agent T David Stewart said, "It's going to take a lot to get me off the lake." These comments confirm speculation that Stewart would seriously consider retirement after being cut by the Titans earlier this month. Stewart is not retiring officially yet and did leave open the possibility of return. It seems more likely he will hang them up. Stewart spent his entire career with the Titans, starting 116 games at right tackle over the last eight seasons.

Titans released RT David Stewart.

The Nashville Tennessean "can't see a scenario" where the Titans bring back RT David Stewart. NFL.com's Ian Rapoport agrees. Due $6.4 million in a "voidable year," Stewart has missed four games each of the past two seasons, and been average when on the field. He'll turn 32 in August.

The Nashville Tennessean reports the Titans may consider releasing RT David Stewart. Stewart is out for Week 17 with a shoulder injury, and has been limited to 12 games by injury. Third-year pro Byron Stingily has been starting in Stewart's absence. Going on 32, Stewart is due $6.4 million in a "voidable year" next season. Stewart has graded out in the middle of the pack in Pro Football Focus' tackle ratings.

Titans RT David Stewart (calf) is expected to play in Sunday's season opener against the Steelers. Stewart missed Friday's practice for the second straight day with a calf issue and is listed as questionable on the Week 1 injury report. Akeem Ayers (ankle) is also expected to play after returning to practice Wednesday. Zaviar Gooden (high-ankle sprain) has been ruled out, while starting fullback Quinn Johnson (quad) was placed on injured reserve.

Titans RT David Stewart is practicing fully in training camp after fracturing his right leg last December. Stewart missed OTAs and minicamp, but avoided the PUP list to open camp. A mauler in the run game and efficient pass protector, Stewart is entering his age-31 season. He forms an impressive tackle duo opposite LT Michael Roos.

Titans RT David Stewart (broken leg) now says he probably won't be ready for May OTAs.

Titans RT David Stewart (broken leg) is expected to be ready for June's mandatory minicamp. It's an upgrade on Stewart's previous prognosis, which had him ready for training camp. Due $6 million between salary and bonuses, Stewart remains locked into a starting job coming off a solid 2012.

Titans RT David Stewart is "still recovering" from the broken leg that ended his season in December, but is expected to be ready for training camp. The injury cost Stewart the final four games of the season. Stewart is due $6 million between salary and bonuses, but played well enough in 2012 to be retained at that price.

Titans RT David Stewart is done for the season with a fractured right leg.