It appears that the Tennessee Titans lost more than the game against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium on Sunday; they might have lost a couple of important offensive linemen.
After losing starting right guard Fernando Carmona early in the contest with an ankle injury that is still being evaluated, it appears that his replacement, Jackson Slater, suffered a significant foot injury during the game.
Slater finished the game but is currently being evaluated.
Concerning injury update for the Titans OL:
— Easton Freeze (@eastonfreeze) September 28, 2026
Starting RG Fernando Carmona still getting evaluated for an ankle.
Backup Jackson Slater has a “pretty significant” foot injury despite finishing the game.
While the organization has released no official word on the injuries, it could mean the Titans
will have to shuffle an offensive line that already faced depth issues.
Long known as a tough surface to play on, MetLife lived up to its billing on Sunday. The Titans not only saw their offensive line take a hit, but cornerback Alontae Taylor and running back Tyjae Spears also left the game at different stages, though both returned.
Tennessee will be back on the practice field on Wednesday, and an update should be released sometime soon when Robert Saleh meets with the media.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans face some offensive line injury concerns heading into Week 4
