The Tennessee Titans are navigating a significant roster overhaul as they prepare for their upcoming Week 10 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
According to “reporting from Yahoo Sports,” the organization has been forced to make a series of urgent personnel moves due to a combination of mounting injuries and recent trades.
The team confirmed that offensive lineman Peter Skoronski and punter Tommy Townsend have been placed on injured reserve, as noted by “the Titans Wire.”
To address these departures, the franchise signed guard Chandler Zavala, safety Isaiah Oliver, and punter Thomas Morstead to the active roster.
The team also announced that running back Michael Carter has been waived to make room for the incoming players.
The coaching staff is also looking to bolster depth by elevating wide receiver Xavier Restrepo and linebacker Domonique Hampton from the practice squad for Sunday’s contest.
These roster adjustments follow a turbulent period for the organization, which recently saw safety Amani Hooker traded to the Buffalo Bills.
The team enters this high-stakes matchup at Nissan Stadium dealing with the reality of having five starters declared out for the game.
Despite these setbacks, the organization expressed optimism that the current injury cycle could soon yield positive results for key contributors.
The outlets reported that placing Skoronski and Townsend on injured reserve may provide a clearer timeline for the potential return of players such as Carnell Tate, Anthony Hill Jr., and Cody Barton.
The Titans are looking to stabilize their performance coming off a bye week while facing a challenging path forward in the schedule.
Fans and analysts alike are closely monitoring how these new additions will integrate into the lineup on such short notice.
The game against the Jaguars remains a critical test for a team currently managing significant personnel volatility as the season progresses into its second half.