**NASHVILLE** – The Titans returned to the practice field on Friday at Vanderbilt Health Football Center to continue preparations for Sunday's game at the Cleveland Browns.
Here's a look at today's developments:
Earlier this week, Titans special coordinator John Fassel compared the return game to a baseball player.
The more swings a batter gets, the better chances he has to hit, or break, one.
Titans returner Chimere Dike, who had a 58-yard return against the Colts, agreed with that notion while throwing in another analogy.
Dike hopes the return game can continue the momentum into this week.
"We talk about Barry Sanders – one-yard run, three-yard run, five-yard run, three-yard run, eight-yard run and then you hit an 80," Dike said. "It's about being patient and making sure that you're doing the right things and putting the team in the right position, and maximizing every gain and trusting the big ones will come."
In addition to his 58-yard return against Indianapolis, Dike also had a long return that was called back because of a penalty.
A Pro Bowler last season, Dike has proven he can be a game changer, and he's aiming to make more big plays when the Titans face the Browns this Sunday.
"I don't know if it was anything different, per se," Dike said last of last week. "We were just able to execute as a team. We want to be that spark for the team, and it was nice to kind of be that on Sunday.
"We're going to continue to keep working."