T'Vondre Sweat and the Titans are attacking the elephant in the room ahead of his NFL career

"I have no doubt this guy can help us be a three-down player," Rocker added. "I feel good about that, but that's with time, learning the playbook, adjusting and going through the transition."

Sweat, who has been putting in work ever since his name was called in round two, got out in front of the questions surrounding his weight on Friday.

"Right now me and my nutritionists and my coaches are looking for that perfect weight for me to play at," Sweat said while adding that he doesn't know what that number will be just yet.

Although Sweat plans to trim down before the regular season, his athleticism is world class. As one of the more personable draft picks the Titans have seen in some time, Sweat made sure to let reporters know that he can still dunk a basketball.

Titans head coach Brian Callahan is keeping a watchful eye on every player at rookie minicamp, but he was particularly impressed with Sweat on Friday.

"He looked good today, I thought he moved well. You never know when guys get here what they're gonna look like and I thought he did a nice job. He looked like the guy we saw on tape which is good to see."

Sweat's development will be worth monitoring leading up to training camp, but it appears that he and the team are working in lockstep to ensure that he reaches his ceiling as a dominant force on the defensive line.