Lloyd Cushenberry III suffered a season-ending Achilles injury against the New England Patriots, forcing Daniel Brunskill to step in as the starting center. This injury has created a need for additional depth on the offensive line, leading to the Titans' acquisition of Logan Bruss.

Lloyd Cushenberry III has been placed on injured reserve and will be out for Sunday’s game against the Chargers. His absence adds to the Titans' challenges as they navigate a struggling offensive line.

Lloyd Cushenberry III, a key offseason acquisition for the Titans, suffered an Achilles injury, compounding the team's struggles on the offensive line. His absence is significant, as the Titans have already been dealing with instability at the right tackle position, having cycled through four different players without finding a reliable option. Cushenberry's experience was expected to bolster the line, but with his injury, the Titans are left with a backup who has limited career snaps, further jeopardizing their offensive performance.

Lloyd Cushenberry III left the game with an ankle injury in the second half, compounding the Titans' injury woes on the offensive line. He joins fellow starting interior lineman Dillon Radunz on the sidelines, raising concerns about the team's depth. Cushenberry was replaced by Corey Levin during the game, highlighting the Titans' reliance on backup players as they navigate through a series of injuries. Coach Brian Callahan's postgame reaction suggested uncertainty regarding the severity of Cushenberry's injury, with further evaluations scheduled to determine his status for the upcoming matchup against the Chargers.

Lloyd Cushenberry III exited the game against the Patriots late in the third quarter due to an ankle injury, further depleting the Titans' already struggling offensive line. His departure marks the second injury to an offensive lineman in the game, following Dillon Radunz, who was ruled out with a rib injury prior to kickoff. With Cushenberry sidelined, Daniel Brunskill stepped in at right guard, while Corey Levin took over at center. The Titans are grappling with significant injuries as they head into their next matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.