NASHVILLE — Tennessee Titans running back Tyjae Spears enters his first NFL offseason hoping to build on the success from his rookie year.

This time last year, Spears was preparing for the NFL Scouting Combine. Now, he’s been through the crucible of a season in the league and is ready for more.

“Of course, as a rookie, you are not going to have everything down pat your first year,” Spears told tennesseetitans.com. “So a lot of learning experiences from the year, and the biggest thing going through my mind is details, details, details.

“Like right now, it hits me day in and day out: You are supposed to be here, so show not just yourself but the world you are supposed to be here. I am super excited for what’s next.”

Spears spoke to Wyatt in Las Vegas last week during the buildup to the Super Bowl. The running back discussed how he handled his first professional coaching transition when the Titans fired Mike Vrabel and hired Brian Callahan.