Earlier in the day on Tuesday, we learned that Pro Bowl left tackle Taylor Lewan was going to miss the Titans three-day mandatory minicamp. Lewan is using the hold out for leverage as he's seeking a contract extension.

We've now learned how Lewan spent part of his Tuesday. Take a look:

We had a visitor today at the end of camp... @TaylorLewan77 came over to Vanderbilt and poured into our Jr. Commodore Campers. #BigFacts #Limitless ???? ???? pic.twitter.com/weejtaAas9 — Derek Mason (@CoachDerekMason) June 12, 2018

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Lewan spoke to campers entering Grades 3-8 this fall, according to Vanderbilt. Over 100 young athletes attended the two day camp. No doubt Lewan told the campers what football has done for his life.

Lewan is seeking a contract extension. He is scheduled to make $9.341 million this year, the fifth-year option on his rookie deal. The Titans picked up his fifth year option on April 25th of last year. His next deal should be in the neighborhood of the four-year, $62 million deal Nate Solder got from the Giants in free agency. Lewan joins a list of star players that includes Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones, Cardinals running back David Johnson, Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald, Seahawks safety Earl Thomas and Raiders defensive end Khalil Mack who are holding out in hopes of landing a new contract.

Here's another look at the statement Jon Robinson released on Tuesday upon hearing from Lewan's representation. “As we start the mandatory veteran mini-camp, we were informed by the representatives for Taylor Lewan that he would not be attending the camp. We have had several constructive conversations over the last 5-6 weeks about his contract status. He is currently under contract and we are working to keep Taylor as part of this organization for a long time.”

The 2014 first round pick has started 55 games in 60 games played during his first four seasons.. He's regarded as one of the Top 5 left tackles in the game today.

No doubt, the Titans and Lewan will come to an agreement on an extension. The only question is when. Stay tuned.