Titans' leading receiver misses practice again of Bengals' game
The Tennessee Titans' leading receiver this season, rookie Carnell Tate, has missed consecutive days of practice because of a shoulder injury.
The Tennessee Titans' starting wide receiver for the 2026 NFL Draft, Carnell Tate, missed two consecutive practice sessions due to a shoulder injury just before their Week 8 game against the Cincinnati Bengals. The Titans' injury report also listed running backs Tyjae Spears (knee) and Tony Pollard (rest) as absent from Thursday's practice, as well as punter Tommy Townsend (knee).
Receiver Calvin Ridley (hip) and defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers (groin) were only partially involved. Tate, who was the fourth overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft from Ohio State, has been the team's leading receiver with 34 catches and 413 receiving yards in seven games so far. He has scored one touchdown and fumbled three times, although two of those fumbles were recovered by his own team.
Bengals receiver Ja Marr Chase, who also did not participate in Thursday's practice, was a full participant. Safety Jordan Battle (hamstring) was limited in his involvement.
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