L'Jarius

Sneed

Sneed has started just five games for the Titans and has 19 solo tackles and no interceptions this year. Jarvis Brownlee and Darrell Baker have been starting at corner for Tennessee in Sneed’s absence.

Sneed continues to miss games for the Titans with a quad injury. His absence is great news for Justin Jefferson and this Vikings passing attack. The Titans also declared RB Josh Kelley, DB Justin Hardee, LB Cedric Gray, OL John Ojukwu, OL Leroy Watson, and TE David Martin-Robinson inactive.

The Titans, sporting one of the league’s best secondaries, will go into Week 10 without Sneed and Edwards. It’s a potential boon for Justin Herbert and the LA pass catchers in an offense that has been much more pass heavy over the past few weeks.

Sneed has been out since Week 7 because of the quad issue. Head coach Brian Callahan noted that Sneed is dealing with both a bruise in his quad and a strain, slowing down his recovery. Sneed did not practice this week and could be out well beyond Week 10.

Levis got in three limited practices but didn’t progress well enough to get the start against the Patriots on Sunday. Mason Rudolph will get that nod with Trevor Siemian serving as the backup.

Spears, who is battling a hamstring injury, had been declared out earlier in the week. His absence is a huge boost for Tony Pollard, who is on the RB1 radar in all fantasy formats this weekend. The absence of Sneed is a huge loss for a titans past defense that will have to contend with a red hot Jared Goff, and the Lions offense

Ridley was unable to practice on both Wednesday and Thursday, seemingly heading toward a Week 8 absence. He practiced in full on Friday and was removed from the injury report though so evidently he is good to go. Ridley should theoretically operate as the Titans’ passing-game focal point with DeAndre Hopkins now a Chief but this offense is difficult to trust. CB L’Jarius Sneed (quad) was ruled out.

Yikes. Sneed’s absence comes just as the Titans are tasked with slowing down new Bills WR Amari Cooper. Joining Sneed on the shelf are QB Will Levis, RT Leroy Watson, RB Tyjae Spears, TE David Martin-Robinson, DL Keondre Coburn and OLB Caleb Murphy.

Sneed returned to the practice field on Friday after missing the first two sessions of the week. He will be a game-time call for Week 7. The Bills have gone run-heavy this year, but their acquisition of Amari Cooper and a banged-up Sneed could entice them to air it out, at least in the first half. Per usual, Josh Allen is one of the best fantasy options on the board this week.

Sneed played in 16 of a possible 17 regular season games for the Chiefs last season and played in all of the team’s postseason games despite a nagging knee injury that landed him on multiple injury reports. The veteran corner signed a four-year, $76.4 million deal with the Titans this offseason after being traded from the Chiefs and downplayed any concerns over his knee injury at his introductory press conference in April. Sneed is among the league’s top corners and totaled 78 tackles and two interceptions last season while earning a PFF coverage grade of 71.9 last season. He did not allow a receiving touchdown on any of the 81 targets that came his way and limited receivers to 9.7 YPR.