8 Marcus Mariota QB

Mariota (fibula) was a full participant in team drills during Tuesday's OTA, Jeremy Bergman of NFL.com reports.

After having limited participation in OTAs last week, Mariota was given the green light for full-team drills on Tuesday. The third-year quarterback is making great strides since breaking his right fibula in December and should be healthy enough to be a full participant in training camp at this rate. However, nothing is guaranteed and the Titans will likely exercise extreme caution before throwing their franchise quarterback to the wolves. Look for more updates to come either next week during minicamp or once training camp begins in July.

Mariota (fibula) was a limited participant during the Titans' first set of OTAs on Tuesday, Jason Wolf of the Tennessean reports.

Mariota, who still isn't quite at 100 percent after breaking his right fibula in late December, participated during a team walkthrough, 7-on-7 drills and individual work Tuesday. Regarding his return to the practice field, Mariota said, "It felt great. Four months ago I wasn't sure if I was going to be able to participate in OTAs, and being able to do some of the drills, go through practice, it's a lot in my progress, in my recovery." He'll continue to be involved to a certain degree during OTAs, but running at full speed will eventually be a major step in his comeback.

According to Titans coach Mike Mularkey, Mariota (fibula) is still not able to run full speed, ESPN's Paul Kuharsky reports.

Mariota is reportedly getting very close to testing his previously broken right fibula by sprinting, but the quarterback isn't there just yet. Even when he is, Mularkey said the Titans may do an abnormal amount of 7-on-7 work in practice to ensure Mariota can participate while still being out of harm's way. Although it appears likely he'll be ready by training camp, expect Mariota's situation to continue to be updated in the coming weeks.

Mariota (fibula) claims that he's a week or two away from "really full-head running," NFL.com's Conor Orr reports.

On the plus side, Mariota has been recovering quicker than originally anticipated from his broken right fibula. The QB has been jogging recently, but running full speed without issues would be a huge step for Mariota, considering his running ability is part of what makes him so dangerous as a player. The Titans will likely be cautious with their franchise quarterback going forward, but it seems at this point as if he'll be ready for training camp.

According to head coach Mike Mularkey, Mariota (lower leg) remains on track for recovery and could begin running next week, Paul Kuharsky of ESPN.com reports.

Mariota has been present for the Titans' voluntary offseason program and is recovering ahead of schedule. He is currently able to jog lightly, but running at full speed is a whole different beast the 23-year-old will have to tackle. Look for more updates to come sporadically throughout OTAs and rest of the offseason as Mariota returns to full strength.