NASHVILLE — Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry is enjoying the fun and sun in Orlando as he prepares for the 2024 Pro Bowl.Henry, a four-time Pro Bowler, is used to grinding, but added pending free agency this year.Henry, speaking with Jim Wyatt of tennesseetitans.com, said he gets a lot of questions about where he will play next season.andquot;A player like Derrick Henry fits any offense,andquot; Callahan said. andquot;Heand#039;is an important player. Heand has been the face of the franchise here for a long time. When you think of the Tennessee Titans, you think of Derrick Henry. … If the head is open for the return, it suits us. And#039;never say no to good players.andquot;Henry repeated that he was ready to return.andquot;Every player would like to play in the organization where he started his entire career. I think it’s a very unique and special situation for that to happen, andquot; Henry said. andquot;The whole coaching thing is changing, I don’t know all the details or what they’re thinking or the team plan or how they want to go as an organization. So we’ll have to see what happens and I’ll leave it to God.andquot;Henry spoke with Pro Bowl coach Peyton Manning about some of his due diligence on Callahan.andquot;Peyton said he was a great coach and that I would love him and he would love me,andquot; Henry said. andquot;It was nice to hear that he and Peyton had a special relationship, because I’m a young Peyton Manning, so I took that very seriously.andquot;In eight seasons with the Titans, Henry earned offensive Player of the Year honors, four Pro Bowl selections and one first-team All-Pro honor. Despite being dissatisfied with his performance, the Titansand#039; This year, Henry had 1,167 passing yards and 12 touchdowns in 17 games in a 6-11 season. He also caught 28 passes for 214 yards.METZLERNEJN RUNION: Jacksonville Jaguars deal coordinator Nick Holz to Tennessee Titansand #039; offensive coordinator Holz and Titans coach Brian Callahan were teammates at De La Salle High School in California. Brian’s father, Bill Callahan, gave Holz his first coaching job at Nebraska. CLICK HERETITANS WAITING TO HIRE BILL CALLAHAN: Tennessee Titans coach Brian Callahan is reportedly hiring his father, Bill, to coach the Titansand#039; offensive line In his four decades in the NFL, Bill Callahan was regarded as one of the best teachers of offensive line play. CLICK HEREMIKE VRABEL IS OUT: All eight NFL coaching positions have been filled, meaning former Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel could be on the sidelines this season. CLICK here.