Titans RB Derrick Henry (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Sunday against the Texans.

Henry did not practice this week but still feels confident he will play Sunday. This is likely part of coach Mike Vrabel’s plan to manage Henry’s load throughout the season and practice. He had been working out on the treadmill to keep his conditioning up. The Titans play in the early window, so we’ll know his status before the afternoon so keep a close tab on the inactives list.

Titans RB Derrick Henry did not practice Wednesday.

This isn't much of a concern. Head coach Mike Vrabel had been giving Henry time off during the week as maintenance. There's no doubt Henry will be on the field for an important Week 15 battle against the Texans for first place in the AFC South.

Everything is pointing toward Derrick Henry being ready for the Titans' 2019 season opener against the Browns in Cleveland on Sept. 8.

"That's the plan," Henry said Tuesday, speaking with reporters for the first time this preseason.

Henry suffered a left calf injury on July 26, the first day of training camp. He didn't even make it to the team period during practice that day — he said he injured himself on the first drill. Henry proceeded to miss the rest of training camp and each of the team's first three preseason games. He returned to practice for the first time since the injury last week, the story said.