ESPN Oct 16, 2023, 9:35 PM ETRead: 2 min.
Mike Vrabel did not make it clear who would start between Malik Willis or Will Levis in case Tannehill cannot play
NASHVILLE — The quarterback of the Tennessee Titans, Ryan Tannehillsuffered a high right ankle sprain during Sunday’s loss to the Baltimore Ravensleaving his availability for the following weeks in doubt, sources revealed to Jeremy Fowler and Turron Davenport of ESPN this Monday.
Los Titans They have a rest week, which will be used by the team so that the substitutes Malik Willis y Will Levis launch and prepare in case Tannehill unable to face the Atlanta Falcons on October 29.
Speaking this Monday, the head coach of the Titans, Mike Vrabelpointed out that it is an injury similar to the one he suffered Tannehill Last season.
Ryan Tannehill hurt his right ankle and was taken off in the third quarter of a 24-16 loss to the Ravens.AP Photo
“Ryan will receive treatment around the clock,” he said. Vrabel. “This is an important week to see how he progresses and then we will make a decision regarding his availability for next week.”
Last year’s injury caused Tannehill He missed two games and eventually required surgery after re-injuring his ankle, landing him on injured reserve.
On Sunday, Tannehill injured his right ankle and was taken off in the third period of the 24-16 loss to the Ravens.
Tennessee receives the Falcons when he returns from the off day for Week 8. Vrabel said Tannehill He would be the starter if he were healthy.
Willis entered the relay for Tannehill in front of the Ravens and completed 4 of his 5 pass attempts for 74 yards. Willis He has been the backup quarterback all season, with 2023 second-round pick Levisserving as third in the order.
Vrabel did not make it clear who would initiate if Tannehill I couldn’t play.
“It will be one of those two guys in case Ryan can’t,” he accepted Vrabel. “We’ll see how they continue training.”
2023-10-17 01:35:00
#High #ankle #sprain #Ryan #Tannehill #Tennessee
