One of the Tennessee Titans' biggest and most important offseason acquisitions likely won't be a part of the team's run through the second half of the season. The Titans expect veteran center Lloyd Cushenberry III to miss the rest of the season with what appears to be an injury to his Achilles tendon,

The Titans collected an overtime win on Sunday, but their offensive line suffered a notable blow in the process.

The Titans lost starting center Lloyd Cushenberry III and starting safety Quandre Diggs to season-ending injuries.

The Titans lost center, Lloyd Cushenberry, in the second half on Sunday with what was originally reported as an ankle injury. Now, reports are surfacing stating Cushenberry will miss the remainder of the season with an Achilles injury. This is a huge blow ...

Titans coach Brian Callahan said Monday that starting center Lloyd Cushenberry and starting safety Quandre Diggs are likely headed to injured reserve, following reports that both are done for the season — Cushenberry to an Achilles injury and Diggs to a Lisfranc foot injury.

Diggs, who signed a one-year contract earlier in the offseason, now faces a 6-9 month recovery period and may have played his last game with the Titans. Diggs stepped into the defense and played a huge role in the unit’s success. His loss will be a big blow for the Titans moving forward.

Three-time Pro Bowl safety Quandre Diggs is done for the rest of the 2024-25 campaign after suffering a season-ending foot injury

This afternoon, local Nashville beat writer Paul Kuharsky reported that center Lloyd Cushenberry injured his Achilles and will be out for a period of time.