Overview
- Mitchell Trubisky left Titans practice after grabbing his right arm and is being evaluated for a biceps injury following a throw on Monday.
- Coach Robert Saleh said he was cautiously optimistic about Trubisky’s condition but declined to give a definitive diagnosis and said reporters would be updated after further tests.
- Trubisky had been working as the team’s No. 2 quarterback after signing with Tennessee in March and saw limited action in the preseason opener, signaling he had earned the backup role over Will Levis.
- If Trubisky is sidelined for any length of time, third-string quarterback Will Levis would be expected to assume more snaps in practice and expanded game-day backup responsibilities behind starter Cam Ward.
- Trubisky is a 31-year-old veteran and the No. 2 overall pick in 2017 with 57 career starts, and his availability matters because he brings experience and familiarity with offensive coordinator Brian Daboll’s system.