Henry, who turns 28 on Tuesday, underwent surgery to repair a broken bone in his left foot on November 2; the Titans (11-5) currently hold the No. 1 in the AFC and can get a first-round farewell and a home advantage during the playoffs with a win at the Houston Texans on Sunday
Last updated: 03/01/22 19:51
Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry underwent foot surgery in November
Tennessee Titans All-Pro running back Derrick Henry could return from the injured reserve this week, according to head coach Mike Vrabel.
Henry, who turns 28 on Tuesday, underwent surgery to repair a broken bone in his left foot on November 2.
Vrabel said Henry will do some work on Monday and the team will consider activating his window to return from the injured reserve.
“We discussed it. We’ll see where it goes,” Vrabel told reporters.
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“We’ll probably make a decision in the middle of the week.”
The two-time NFL running champion was leading the league with 937 running yards and 10 running touchdowns at the time of his injury in week 8.
The Titans (11-5) currently hold the No. 1 in the AFC and can get a goodbye in the first round and a home advantage during the playoffs with a Sunday win at the Houston Texans (4-12).
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