Patriots-Titans injury report: Stefon Diggs questionable, Calvin Ridley out Sunday
Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs is officially questionable for Sunday’s game at Tennessee with a chest injury.
Diggs was limited in all three practices this week. Outside linebacker Harold Landry returned to practice Friday and is also questionable, along with starting safety Jaylinn Hawkins and cornerback Charles Woods.
In Tennessee, the Titans ruled out wide receiver Calvin Ridley and edge defender Arden Key.
Both teams’ announced injury reports are below.
PATRIOTS
Questionable
LB Harold Landry III, Ankle
CB Charles Woods, Knee
WR Stefon Diggs, Chest
S Jaylinn Hawkins, Hamstring
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Patriots-Titans injury report: Stefon Diggs limited again, pass rusher sits out
TITANS
Out
WR Calvin Ridley, Hamstring
OLB Arden Key, Quadricep
OL Blake Hance, Shoulder
WR Bryce Oliver, Knee
Questionable
TBD
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