The Tennessee Titans are preparing for makeshift units this weekend
The Tennessee Titans are used to being injured, but having the flu bug and a rash of injuries is a new one.
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The Tennessee Titans are used to being injured, but having the flu bug and a rash of injuries is a new one.
Rookie quarterback Will Levis hopes to play Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks as he recovers from a sprained left ankle similar to the injury that cost veteran Ryan Tannehill his job as the Tennessee Titans' starter. Levis did not practice Wednesday, and coach Mike Vrabel said Tannehill will start if the rookie can't play. “I'm playing if I’m able to, and I’m just working on trying to get to that point,” said Levis, who is 3-5 as a starter.
There are a few key reasons why Malik Willis should be the Tennessee Titans starting QB for the rest of he year.
The Titans added two players to the injury report on Saturday, linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair and right guard Daniel Brunskill.
Earlier this week the Titans signed defensive linemen Quinton Bohanna and Keondre Coburn after also placing defensive lineman Kyle Peko on Injured Reserve.