A total of four players are out from the Titans squad due to injuries for the Sunday game against the Buffalo Bills. Notably, Ernest Jones is not one of them. The talented linebacker recovered just in time after an illness prevented him from being a regular participant in training for the Week 7 clash.
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His status is now labeled as “will play”, as per the final injury report. What about the Bills though, especially Josh Allen? The Bills QB is also available for Sunday’s clash, which is good news for the team. Earlier, he wore a glove on his left hand for about a month, which affected his mobility.
The #17 quarterback has been battling a left-hand injury, which he suffered in Week 1 against the Cardinals. However, for the first time since the injury, Allen attended Thursday’s practice without the glove. This indicates that he has recovered considerably well, and the injury is no longer a concern for the star QB.
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A lot depends on Allen’s performance for the Bills to do well. The QB returned with 2 TDs, completed 215 yards, and had an impressive completion percentage of 76% against the Jets in the Week 6 game.
In another positive update for the Buffalo, no player was completely ruled out from the Titans’ game. However, star RB Darrynton Evans is “doubtful” to play due to a hamstring issue. Meanwhile, RB Ray Davis (calf) and Bills Safety Mike Edwards (illness) are questionable to play, with their participation subject to fitness and a decision to be made only an hour before the game.
Titans Battle With Injuries; L’Jarius Sneed “Questionable”
Meanwhile, four players from the Titans will miss the Week 7 game. DL Keondre Coburn (knee), LB Cedric Gray (shoulder), RB Tyjae Spears (hamstring), and WR Treylon Burks (knee) are confirmed to be out.
This is a setback for the Titans, who have a dismal 1-4 record this season. Additionally, Super Bowl winner CB L’Jarius Sneed (quad) is “questionable” for the game.
In comparison, the Bills are undoubtedly the healthier of the two teams. Their 4-2 record this season is also a testament to their status as favored winners. However, anything can happen in the NFL, and fans are hoping that both teams will fight hard and treat them with an entertaining game.
