The Tennessee Titans and Oakland Raiders have released their final injury reports ahead of the Week 14 game.
The Tennessee Titans have ruled out four players prior to the Week 14 game against the Oakland Raiders at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on Sunday.
According to the official injury report, cornerbacks Adoree’ Jackson and LeShaun Sims, as well as wide receiver Adam Humphries and linebacker Daren Bates have all been ruled out.
Here’s a look at the injury reports for both teams.
Titans injury report
#Titans injury report and game status for Sunday vs. #Raiders. Adam Humphries OUT pic.twitter.com/f35Nav4gLq
— TURRON DAVENPORT (@TDavenport_NFL) December 6, 2019
Raiders injury report
T Trent Brown: Out
WR Hunter Renfrow: Out
LB Kyle Wilber: Out
RB Josh Jacobs: Questionable
Jackson and Sims being ruled out wasn’t too much of a surprise. Sims didn’t play last week, and Jackson was forced out of the Week 13 game against the Indianapolis Colts early after just 15 snaps.
Humphries showed up on the injury report along with Bates on Wednesday, and neither player practiced all week. Tajae Sharpe is the only Titans player carrying a designation into Sunday. He got in full practices on Wednesday and Thursday, but was limited on Friday.
Gruden said Josh Jacobs (shoulder) didn’t do much at practice. Is questionable and said Washington and Richard are ready to go, as well as Ingold
— Vic Tafur (@VicTafur) December 6, 2019
With one, and possibly two receivers set to be out on Sunday, fellow wideouts Kalif Raymond and Cody Hollister should see increased snaps. Raymond caught a 40-yard touchdown pass from Ryan Tannehill against the Colts, which proved to be the dagger in the win.
Running back Derrick Henry didn’t practice on Wednesday and was limited on Thursday, but it appears that was just related to rest because he was full on Friday and is good to go.
There was some concern surrounding rookie wide receiver A.J. Brown after he popped up on the injury report on Thursday, however the Ole Miss product is also good to go, which is great news considering the Titans are already without Humphries.
The Raiders and Titans will kickoff at 3:25 p.m. CST on Sunday with both teams squarely in the hunt in the AFC playoff picture.