Kuharsky explains the “ankle injury the Titans reported for Lloyd Cushenberry when he was knocked out of the Titans’ win over New England is suspected to be an Achilles injury that will end his season.” He expects backup interior OL Daniel Brunskill to start in Cushenberry’s stead when RG Dillon Radunz returns from a foot injury. This is a big loss for the Titans’ offensive line.

Part of a glutted center market, Cushenberry is coming off a career year under Sean Payton and headed to a team that badly needed to upgrade its pivot. It is worth noting that Cushenberry is going on 26 and had struggled for above-average metrics until last season. It’s still a signing that is difficult to get upset about with this year’s explosion in cap dollars and the Titans’ lack of a major quarterback contract.

Cushenberry injured the groin during Week 8's London game and apparently what the Broncos saw over the bye was not enough to make them think he'd be back any time soon. He'll miss at least the next four weeks. Graham Glasgow replaced Cushenberry at center in Week 8 and should start in his absence. 

Cushenberry suffered the injury against the Jaguars in London. The Broncos are on bye this week, but that apparently will not be enough time for Cushenberry to get healthy. Graham Glasgow should get the starts at center while Cushenberry is out.