Five months after the Baltimore Ravens' playoff loss to the Tennessee Titans, Lamar Jackson has admitted that his team underestimated their opponent.

Jackson said on Complex's "Load Management" podcast that he wants to focus on "not peeking ahead" this season, as that mentality got the Ravens in trouble against the Titans.

"That's what happened in the playoffs, and we end up losing to the team people had us favored over," the quarterback said. "It's any given Sunday. You can't underestimate no team, no opponent and that's what we did.

"So I'm looking forward to this 2020 season playing the Browns first. ... Don't underestimate your opponents. They caught us by surprise. That's all it was."

The Tennessee Titans and Derrick Henry have yet to come to terms on a long-term deal, but the negotiations have been positive.

The Titans used the franchise tag on Henry in March and he signed in April.

Jon Robinson says talks with the running back's representatives have gone well.

The deadline to reach agreement on a multiyear extension is July 15.

Derrick Henry may not touch the football as much as he did for the Tennessee Titans last season.

Henry led the NFL with 303 carries for 1,540 rushing yards.

Titans offensive coordinator Arthur Smith said it will probably be better for the offense "if more guys are touching the ball."

Henry has signed his franchise tender and is ready to play for a one-year, $10.278 million contract this year.