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Titans place Peter Skoronski and Tommy Townsend on injured reserve
The Tennessee Titans placed two players on injured reserve on Saturday.
Left guard Peter Skoronski has a hamstring injury, while punter Tommy Townsend has knee and Achilles injuries.
Both players will miss at least four games, including this Sunday’s game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Injured reserve means a player must sit out for at least four games.
The Titans waived running back Michael Carter and signed three players to the active roster: guard Chandler Zavala, defensive back Isaiah Oliver and punter Thomas Morestead.
Wide receiver Xavier Restrepo and linebacker Dominique Hampton were also elevated from the practice squad for the team’s roster moves.
The Tennessee Titans placed left guard Peter Skoronski and punter Tommy Townsend on injured reserve.
Both players will miss at least four games.
Skoronski was ruled out of Sunday’s game against the Jaguars on Friday because of a hamstring injury.
Townsend was placed on the list with knee and Achilles injuries.
The Titans also waived running back Michael Carter and made several roster moves to fill open spots.
- Who
- Titans players Peter Skoronski and Tommy Townsend.
- What
- The Titans placed both players on injured reserve, meaning they will miss at least four games.
- When
- Skoronski was placed on injured reserve on Saturday; the article does not give a date for Townsend’s placement.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Skoronski had a hamstring injury, while Townsend had knee and Achilles injuries.
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The Titans ruled Skoronski out of Sunday’s game against the Jaguars because of a hamstring injury.
The Titans placed Skoronski on injured reserve.
- Players placed on injured reserve
- Peter Skoronski and Tommy Townsend
- Minimum absence
- At least four games
- Skoronski injury
- Hamstring
- Townsend injuries
- Knee and Achilles
- Roster addition
- Punter Thomas Morestead signed to the active roster