Titans cornerback misses practice, backup hurts hamstring

Posted December 20, 2017 6:00 am

The Associated Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tennessee cornerback Logan Ryan missed practice as he heals from an ankle injury that knocked him out of the Titans' previous game, and backup cornerback LeShaun Sims hurt a hamstring, needing an MRI.

Coach Mike Mularkey said Wednesday that Ryan, who left last week's 25-23 loss to San Francisco in the second quarter, remains day to day along with defensive lineman Karl Klug with an injured groin.

Sims injured a hamstring during practice Wednesday. Mularkey says the Titans (8-6) will know more after the MRI and plan accordingly. The Titans host the Los Angeles Rams (10-4) and an offense tied for the NFL's highest-scoring unit Sunday.

Linebacker Derrick Morgan, who has missed the past two games with an injured knee, was limited at practice.

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