Tre Avery has been deemed inactive for the game against the Bengals, as the Titans have sufficient depth at cornerback with Chidobe Awuzie now on the roster.

Tre Avery was involved in the scuffle during the first quarter against the Commanders, joining teammate Jeffery Simmons in the fray. His presence on the field during the incident highlights the escalating tensions between the two teams as the Titans struggled to contain the Commanders' early dominance.

Tre Avery has been elevated to the active roster ahead of the game against the Colts, providing him with a chance to play a more significant role. He made his Titans debut in Week 4, participating in special teams but did not see defensive action. With Jamal Adams sidelined, Avery now has an opportunity to contribute on defense, especially since Adams has not played much this season.

Tennessee could sign Tre Avery to the active roster from the practice squad if Chidobe Awuzie is placed on injured reserve, indicating the team is considering depth options in light of Awuzie's injury.

Tre Avery, from the Tennessee Titans, struggled in Year 2, particularly on late downs, with a 34.1 coverage grade ranking 128th among qualifying cornerbacks. His inability to limit chunk yardage led to allowing 2.64 yards per coverage snap, the second-highest mark at his position.