The Jaguars head to Nashville in Week 10 with a chance to keep pushing in the AFC race, and their Thursday injury report suggests they’re in far better shape than the Titans.
Jacksonville’s list is long, but most of the names carry more optimism than alarm. Travon Walker and Jakobi Meyers both returned to limited work after missing Wednesday, while B.J.
Green II was back on the field as a full participant after coming off injured reserve. The one Jaguars player who did not practice was Bhayshul Tuten, though he eased concerns earlier in the week by saying on Kay Adams’ podcast that he’ll be ready to go Sunday.
The Jaguars also had Jessie Bates III and Jordan Davis out for rest, and both have already been ruled out for the week.
Here’s how Jacksonville’s report looked after Thursday’s session:
DE B.J. Green II - Forearm - Full Participant
RB Bhayshul Tuten - Ankle - DNP
LG Ezra Cleveland - Knee/Ankle - Limited
C Robert Hainsey - Concussion - Limited
RB Chris Rodriguez Jr. - Hand - Limited
WR Jakobi Meyers - Ankle - Limited
S Antonio Johnson - Ankle - Limited
DE Travon Walker - Rib - Limited
LB Branson Combs - Shoulder - Limited
Tennessee’s situation is much more severe. The Titans are already missing multiple starters, and the damage shows up all over the report.
Peter Skoronski, Cody Barton, Anthony Hill Jr., and Carnell Tate have all been ruled out, while Tyjae Spears remained limited after opening the week with a DNP. Tony Pollard was listed with a finger issue and a rest designation, going from full participation to DNP.
The Titans’ Thursday report:
LB Cody Barton - Concussion - DNP / DNP
DL John Franklin-Myers - Back - Full / Full
CB Marcus Harris - Ankle - Full / Full
LB Anthony Hill Jr. - Neck - DNP / DNP
CB Jaylon Jones - Knee - Full / Full
T JC Latham - Finger - Full / Full
RB Tony Pollard - Finger / NIR-Rest - Full / DNP
G Peter Skoronski - Hamstring - DNP / DNP
RB Tyjae Spears - Knee - DNP / Limited
WR Carnell Tate - Shoulder - DNP / DNP
P Tommy Townsend - Left Knee / Right Achilles - Full / Full
S Kevin Winston Jr. - Shoulder - Full / Limited
Tennessee’s report also includes punter Tommy Townsend, who is dealing with left knee and right Achilles issues but was a full participant both days before being listed as unable to go. Kevin Winston Jr. moved from full participation to limited work.
The bottom line: Jacksonville enters the matchup comparatively healthy, while Tennessee is trying to patch together a roster that’s already taken a hit at several key spots.
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