Report: Titans' Ryan Tannehill Likely Out for Season Because of Ankle Injury

According to reporter Paul Kuharsky, Ryan Tannehill is likely to miss the rest of the season after he injured his ankle last Sunday.

Tannehill left the game in the first quarter with an ankle injury after being tackled by Mack.

After going to the medical tent, he was taken to the locker room. Tannehill came back with an injured ankle and played the rest of the game.

During the open portion of the practice, he was the starter. Tannehill was not with the team during practice.

Tannehill injured his ankle in the Colts game. Tannehill brought back the veteran after two games.

Tannehill was "seriously in doubt" to start for the Texans, according to Ian Rapoport. It looks like he could be done as the 7-7Titans look to keep the Jacksonville Jaguars out of the title game.

Tennessee has lost four games in a row. Houston almost beat the Dallas Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs in back-to-back weeks before falling in one-score games.

The last time they played the Texans, he started, but he wasn't used much. He completed six of 10 passes for 55 yards and one interception.

Over the course of the season, he has completed 17 of 38 passes and has 177 yards and one pick up. He has carried the ball 20 times.

Tennessee ends the season with a home game against the Cowboys and a road game against Jacksonville, which could very well decide the division title.