It’s officially time to put last week’s disastrous game behind us and shift our focus toward the Tennessee Titans’ showdown with the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 4.
This has sneakily become one of the more underrated rivalries over the last couple of years, although the Bengals have certainly dominated it thus far, winning all three matchups since the start of 2020.
Buy Titans TicketsTennessee is looking to end the streak on Sunday in a game both teams desperately need in order to avoid a 1-3 start to the 2023 season.
Both teams are experiencing their fair share of injuries heading into this one. The Titans had several notable absences from Wednesday’s practice, including offensive lineman Peter Skoronski, defensive lineman Teair Tart, defensive back Elijah Molden and linebacker Luke Gifford.
However, keep in mind that Wednesday is usually the day Tennessee tends to either ramp up injured players or let them rest altogether. Therefore, the injury reports on Thursday and Friday will give us a much more clear indication of how everyone is doing.
As for the Bengals, they’re starting the week off relatively healthy, with only three names listed as of Wednesday.
Let’s find out who they are, as well as the rest of the Titans’ injury report.
LB Luke Gifford (Hamstring): Did not practice
DB Elijah Molden (Hamstring): Did not practice
OL Peter Skoronski (Abdomen): Did not practice
DL Teair Tart (Knee): Did not practice
WR Treylon Burks (Knee): Limited participation
OLB Harold Landry (Hamstring): Limited participation
TE Josh Whyle (Illness): Limited participation
Bengals’ Injury Report
- WR Charlie Jones (Thumb): Did not practice
- TE Irv Smith (Hamstring): Did not practice
- QB Joe Burrow (Calf): Full participation
