Titans’ WR A.J. Brown has a strained hamstring and is expected to be considered week to week, per source.

Related players: Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, Cameron Batson, Chester Rogers

As our other story on Brown earlier today pointed out, it's been a tough start to the season, and not surprisingly he's now in danger of missing some time. Jones missed time in the game as well, but reports say that was workload-related. Jones could take on the bulk of the work going forward, however, if Brown has to sit. Little known Westbrook-Ikhine caught four balls for 53 yards and a TD. Westbrook-Ikhine did garner some hype in the offseason so it's possible he gets a chance and a bigger role if Brown misses time. Rogers had just one catch but it did go for a TD.

Mike Vrabel acknowledged that it has been a tough couple of weeks for A.J. Brown but said he's confident that Brown will pull through it. "It's a long season and we all go through some ups and downs."

Related players: Julio Jones

Vrabel said he's confident Brown can be back to being the player he was. HIs fantasy owners are hoping for that as well. Brown tallied four catches for 43 yards and a score in Week 1, but had just three catches for 43 yards and had several drops in Week 2. To make matters worse, Brown's Week 3 was cut short with a hamstring injury. There was no other information as far as his status for Week 4 goes.

Jones lost some playing time as well, with other reports saying he was having his workload managed. We'll have to see if Jones appears on the injury report this week as the Titans could be short-handed at the position heading into Week 4.

Titans WR A.J. Brown has been ruled out of today’s game against the Colts with a hamstring injury.

Fortunately, Julio Jones has been playing like his old self. Brown ended up with a grand total of three yards today, via the ground. Geoff Swaim and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine have been involved with Brown out.

Tennessee Titans wide receiver A.J. Brown returned to practice on Thursday.

Brown missed Wednesday's practice with a knee injury, but it has become apparent that the Titans simply want to manage the load on Brown's knee and will give him a veteran/star rest day to start the week. This is a smart move by the Titans, especially with an extra game added to the schedule. Brown is our 15th ranked receiver for Week 3.

Titans WR A.J. Brown (knee) was a limited participant Wednesday according to Turron Davenport of ESPN.

Brown was questionable heading into Week 1 and played but was limited to four receptions for 49 yards. Look for Brown to limited ahead of games going forward as long as his knee remains an issue.

Tennessee Titans star receiver A.J. Brown logged a full practice session on Thursday.

On Wednesday, A.J. Brown did not practice, which raised some alarm bells, but the team maintained that their star receiver received the day off to rest his knee. His full participation in practice today confirms that there is nothing to worry about. Full participation on a Thursday means, barring any setbacks, that Brown will be ready for Week 1's contest against the Arizona Cardinals. Brown is primed for a big game against one of the softer cornerback groups in the league and is our fifth-ranked receiver for Week 1.

Titans WR A.J. Brown missed Wednesday's practice with a knee injuries according to Jim Wyatt of TitansOnline.com. He had procedures done on both during the offseason.

No need to risk Brown getting hurt in practice, but it will be important to see what he does Thursday and Friday ahead of Week 1's game against the Arizona Cardinals.

Julio Jones was fully dressed and took part in what was termed a jogthrough against scout team defenders in addition to work in individual drills.

A.J. Brown did light work on the side.

As the story said, Jones left practice early after an awkward fall on Aug. 2, head coach Mike Vrabel said the team would “see where he’s at tomorrow and see how he looks.” Jones wound up spending the next three weeks out of practice.