Brian Schwenke

Schwenke was replaced by Lance Kendricks on New England's active roster. The 28-year-old guard appeared on track for a depth role with the Patriots for 2019. His retirement could create additional opportunity for Ted Karras and Tyler Gauthier in training camp.

During the Titan's loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, Tennessee C Quinton Spain was carted off of the field and did not return. Spain, who suffered a knee injury, was evaluated, and is expected to miss between three or four weeks. In his absence, he will be replaced by C Brian Schwenke.

Schwenke will also be limited as the Titans begin offseason OTA's. As the Titans are expected to run the ball a lot this year, they will need their offensive line healthy to help contribute to their possible success.

Brian Schwenke suffered an ugly dislocation of his left ankle in the Titans Week 6 game against the Dolphins. He may not have been having the best 2015 campaign at center but his loss was just one of the many injuries across Miami's offensive line. Schwenke also ended up on I.R. during the 2014 season with a knee injury. They can only hope that he'll be ready for the start of the season.