Tennessee Titans Release Tuesday Injury Report Ahead of Pittsburgh Steelers Matchup

The first thing to point out here are the three players who did not participate. Quarterback Ryan Tannehill, right tackle Chris Hubbard and wide receiver Chris Moore. Tannehill is likely out with his ankle injury and Moore is dealing with a personal matter that won't prevent him from playing in the game, but Hubbard's situation is not as digestible. 

Hubbard suffered a concussion midway through Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons. Head coach Mike Vrabel has historically been conservative with concussions, often not allowing his players to return without missing one game. With this being a shorter week than normal, you can expect Hubbard to miss.

In his place, like we saw against the Falcons after Hubbard's exit, Nicholas Petit-Frere will play at right tackle and the once-benched Andre Dillard will step back in at left tackle. Against a pass rush like the Steelers have, the duo will be tested.

The next name to watch is cornerback Roger McCreary. McCreary is the team's starting slot corner and his presence was missed against the Falcons. McCreary's replacement was undrafted rookie Eric Garror, but Garror struggle and was attacked by Atlanta.

The rest of the names on the list either should not be in jeopardy of missing Thursday's game or are star players getting a warranted rest day like DeAndre Hopkins, Denico Autry, Derrick Henry and Jeffery Simmons. None of those names should be of any concern.

On the Steelers' front, we do know quarterback Kenny Pickett will play as he said so himself on Tuesday and safety Minkah Fitzpatrick will be out as the team has already announced his status. Star defensive lineman Cam Heyward could also return from injured reserve in this game, but that remains undecided, or at least unannounced.