Titans wide receiver Calvin Ridley is officially questionable for Sunday’s game with a hip injury, putting a fresh cloud over what has already been a pretty quiet start to his season. He only managed a limited practice on Wednesday, followed by a rehab day on Friday.
Ridley’s Slow Start Meets New Hip Concern
Look, Ridley’s stats haven’t exactly been setting the league on fire, right? He’s sitting on just five receptions for 81 yards and a single touchdown. That’s not the kind of production you expect, and now, adding a hip injury to the mix after barely practicing all week? It doesn’t exactly instill confidence for Titans fans hoping he’d break out on Sunday.
Tyjae Spears’ Questionable Streak Continues
And it’s not just Ridley. Running back Tyjae Spears is also questionable for Sunday, dealing with a knee issue and getting a “rest” tag. He did get to full participation on Thursday, which is a good sign, but he was limited again on Friday after not practicing at all on Monday. This isn’t new for Spears, either. This is the *fourth* week he’s landed on the questionable list! He was battling an ankle injury back in Weeks 3 and 4, and the same knee issue last week. The dude is tough, though, because despite all those questionable designations, he’s played every single game. He’s been on the field for 140 snaps this season, tallying 33 touches for 141 yards.
Other Injured Titans: Will They Play?
Beyond the two main offensive threats, the Titans also have safety Tony Adams (ankle), linebacker Dorian Mausi (foot), and safety Kevin Winston Jr. (quad) listed as questionable. The good news here is that all three were full participants in practice on Friday, which usually bodes well for game day availability. Mausi is also in his 21-day return-to-practice window, so keep an eye on him.
With these injury clouds hanging over key offensive pieces like Ridley and Spears, Titans fans will be holding their breath until Sunday’s kickoff. Let’s see if these guys can tough it out and make an impact.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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