Tennessee Titans Release Final Injury Report of Week 1, CB Tre Avery Ruled Out
The Tennessee Titans have dealt with historic injuries over the past two seasons, but luckily they go into 2023 relatively healthy and that was showcased by the final injury report of the Week 1.
| Position | Player | Injury | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Friday Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
CB | Tre Avery | Hamstring | Limited | Limted | Did Not Practice | Out |
OLB | Harold Landry | Abdomen | Limited | Limted | Full | Questionable |
OL | Dillon Radunz | Knee | Limited | Limited | Full | Questionable |
WR | Treylon Burks | Knee | Full | Full | Full | - |
OLB | Arden Key | Calf | Full | Full | Full | - |
QB | Will Levis | Quad | Full | Full | Full | - |
WR | DeAndre Hopkins | NIR - Rest | - | Limited | Full | - |
TE | Trevon Wesco | NIR - Rest | - | Limited | Full | - |
The only Titan ruled out on Friday was reserve cornerback Tre Avery, but it is a great sign to see a guy like Harold Landry return to the practice field on Friday after being limited the first two days of practice.
That isn't the only positive takeaway though, wide receiver Treylon Burks being a full participant all week long is a great sign after Burks looked to have a serious knee injury three weeks ago during joint practices with the Minnesota Vikings.
There was a mid-week scare for fans when DeAndre Hopkins popped up on the injury report, but as indicated on the report, that was merely some partial rest for the veteran receiver.
As for the Saints side, it appears the three players who have been missing from practice all week will be out of this game. Rookie running back Kendre Miller is still questionable, but without any practice time, it's unlikely he will go.
The Saints, like the Titans, aren't going to be missing any starters based on this injury report. With the injury news out of the way, that means kickoff is right around the corner.
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