Titans QB Says a Gay Player Would Be No Big Deal for Team

Titans quarterback Matt Hasselbeck says he wouldn't have a problem with a gay player on his team.

Cornerback Wade Davis stayed in the closet while with the Titans for the 2000 and 2002 preseasons, but Hasselbeck told OutSports that he's spoken with the other quarterbacks about how they would react to a gay player.

"The question did come up, well, what about in the shower?" he said. "And those are tricky, delicate issues. But so are female reporters in the locker room. There's rarely a clear, black and white answer on a lot of tricky issues. But I think, at least for the three quarterbacks in our room, it was kind of a shrug, yeah, so what?"

Davis said the locker room was a big reason he stayed in the closet.

"You just want to be one of the guys, and you don't want to lose that sense of family," Davis told OutSports in June. "Your biggest fear is that you'll lose that camaraderie and family."

Read more of the OutSports interview with Hasselbeck, whose sister-in-law is Elisabeth Hasselbeck of The View.