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The Tennessee Titans are in wait-and-see mode about how Will Levis' left ankle feels after being bent backward during his seventh and final sack late in overtime against Houston. Coach Mike Vrabel said Levis was sore Monday. The rookie quarterback has been on the injury report for the same foot or ankle since early November, and he got a ride on a cart to his car from the stadium on Sunday after talking to reporters following a 19-16 overtime loss to the Texans.

The 6-foot-4, 229-pound Levis crashed into Miami cornerback Jalen Ramsey after escaping a sack, making the 6-1 three-time All-Pro look like an economy car hit by an SUV. The Titans (5-8) have shown Levis videos of quarterbacks sliding in an effort to show how NFL rules can protect him. If Levis needs a reminder that being available matters most in the NFL, Sunday offers just that.

Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator Tim Kelly had a perfect description of quarterback Will Levis' celebration on Monday night.

The Miami Dolphins will not only remain 9-3 but they will leave the door a little more open for the Buffalo Bills to climb back into the division after Miami lo

The Dolphins let a 14-point lead slip away in the final four minutes and 34 seconds against the Titans on Monday night.