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Derrick Henry, the Titans' running back, has experience in shaming opponents at full throttle. But when he threw the ball for a touchdown on Sunday, he demonstrated the finesse and poise of a veteran quarterback. Henry appeared to line up for one of his signature runs against the Seattle Seahawks at the start of the second quarter.

Duddy, who split from Levis in September - shared her observation of sharp rises in separations as winter nears, begging to ask her fans on TikTok: 'What happened to cuffing season?Why is everybody breaking up right now?'Levis, 24, and Levis, 24, were seen together on Draft Night in April before breaking ground in September, right before the quarterback's rookie season with the Tennessee Titans, who selected him as the 33rd overall pick this year.

On Sunday, Will Levis made his long-awaited debut in the Tennessee Titans' match against the Atlanta Falcons. And the rookie quarterback did it in style, completing his first touchdown pass inside the first quarter when he found DeAndre Hopkins with a 47-yard touchdown to put the Titans in the lead. Levis celebrated the touchdown catch with running towards the end zone with his arms outstretched, marking Hopkins' first touchdown catch.

The Titans split first-team reps in practice this week, according to head coach Mike Vrabel, with starter Ryan Tannehill unavailable due to an ankle injury. Of Tannehill, 'We'll see where is at the end of the week,' says Vrabel. 'I would imagine if Ryan is unable to participate, I would imagine both quarterbacks playing in the football game.'

While speaking to GQ, Tennessee Titans All-Pro wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has shot at several franchises around the league for declining to sign him as a free agent this offseason. Hopkins said 'I had phone calls for several teams that I had on my list and they didn't call back, and they didn't return a call back.' Hopkins said, "Detroit Lions, they didn't want me." 'The Dallas Cowboys didn't like me.' [New York] The Giants didn't want me to bother me. S***. Who else ain't want me? San Francisco [The San Francisco 49ers] ain't mad about me.'

DeAndre Hopkins, a five-time Pro Bowl pick, appears to be headed to Music City. According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the contract, which was first reported by AtoZ Sports Nashville's Doug Kyed, will be a two-year contract worth between $26 million and $32 million, with incentives. The Titans spokespeople and Hopkins' agent did not respond to DailyMail.com's request for confirmation right away. The 31-year-old has been one of the top free agents this offseason and did attend a workout last month, but he hasn't been able to find a new franchise since being cut by the Arizona Cardinals in a payroll-lowering move back in May.

A boon for Will Levis' football career was also a boon for his mom. Levis' name was seen on television as his name fell further and farther below the board in the 2023 NFL Draft back in April. However, Levis told Barstool Sports that the focus on his mother, Gia Duddy, aided her in becoming a social media celebrity.

It's just days away that the fortunes and futures of the league's 32 franchises will be changed in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. This round, only 31 picks would be made, as the Miami Dolphins were forced to forfeit their pick due to being found guilty of tampering. With a lot of talent to choose from, several franchises are expected to change their fortune in future seasons with the picks made - with multiple NFL-ready quarterbacks, effective offensive blockers, and deadly defensive arms on sale alongside elite receivers.

Carthon, 41, was hired by the 49ers in 2017 and was part of the 49ers' Super Bowl XLVIII team in 2019. After Jon Robinson's firing on December 6, he was named as the Titans' new GM. Tennessee interviewed seven candidates for the open position, including Bills' senior director of pro scouting, Malik Boyd, who spoke with the franchise earlier Tuesday.

In 2017, the 27-year-old, who holds a bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering from the University of Tennessee, was selected as a fourth-round pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Malik WIllis, the Titans' third-round pick out of Liberty, was expected to make his fourth appearance with veteran Ryan Tannehill among the eight others ruled out for the game. The Titans' playoff hopes will have no bearing on Thursday night's game, as the AFC South championship will be decided in Jacksonville in the regular-season finale next week.

The Tennessee Titans postponed their game against the Houston Texans by one hour at the request of Nashville mayor John Cooper, concerned about the city's power grid in the region's frigid temperatures. Cooper had only hours to spare before his game, which had been scheduled for 1 p.m. EST and 12 p.m. local time. The Tennessee Valley Authority has initiated rolling blackouts in an effort to reduce the demand for the area's power grid, which is now overwhelming. Cooper tweeted on Saturday, 'I've been told that TVA's unilateral rolling blackouts will continue.' All non-essential businesses should reduce electricity use.' In honor of our neighbors, I've been asked by the Titans to postpone their 12 p.m. game. TVA must invest in infrastructure to withstand extreme temperatures.'

According to ESPN, Ryan Tannehill's season with the 7-7 Tennessee Titans has probably ended after the 34-year-old quarterback underwent surgery to fix a high right ankle sprain this week. Even if the Titans do qualify for the postseason, Tannehill will not return in the regular season and isn't likely to play for coach Mike Vrabel's squad. For Sunday's game against the visiting Houston Texans, rookie quarterback Malik Willis will get the nod under center.

We're now in the cooler months of the year. Don't believe us? Because there is a predicted six foot of snow, Buffalo will not host their home game against the Browns. Not six inches. Six FEET. As in up to 72 inches of snow. That's 1.83 METERS of snow for those in the United Kingdom. However, there is no safer way to melt all the cold stuff away than with a warm cup of football.

Derrick Henry continued his rise to the NFL record books on Sunday by tying OJ Simpson and Adrian Peterson's all-time record with his sixth 200-yard rush game. The former University of Alabama quarterback led his Tennessee Titans to defeat the Houston Texans 17-10 on the road. He finished with 219 yards and two scores. With a simple but direct note, he returned to his rookie quarterback at one point. They can't stop me,'he was like.' They can't stop me,'' Malik Willis, who was making his first NFL appearance for the injured Ryan Tannehill, said, 'They can't stop me.' 'It was cool to see that because they weren't stopping him from stopping him.' Henry was playing in his fourth straight games against the Texans, making him the first player in NFL history to have at least 150 yards and two touchdowns on the ground in four consecutive games against the same opponent.

In Houston against the Texans, rookie quarterback Malik Willis will make his first NFL appearance for the Tennessee Titans. Ryan Tannehill, an 11-year veteran, went from questionable to out on Saturday, after suffering with sickness and the right ankle injury in last week's victory over Indianapolis. Tannehill was only on time for one snap, but he was still walking booted around the stadium. He did not practice Wednesday or Friday for the Titans (4-2).

Starting quarterback Ryan Tannehill's game against the Houston Texans on Sunday after missing practices both Wednesday and Friday. On Thursday, the ten-year veteran was listed as inactive for the team's practice session. During the team's victory over the Colts last Sunday, Tannehill suffered a ankle injury. He returned with a taped up ankle after being out of the game for a single snap. However, Tannehill stayed away from the field as the week progressed.

Buffalo defeated Tennessee 41-7, with Josh Allen delivering a superb opener and a much better second in front of his own supporters.

The Giants defeated the Patriots 23-21 and the Ravens defeated the Titans 23-10 on Thursday night in their first multi-game slate of the NFL preseason, while the Ravens won 21 consecutive preseason games, while the Falcons defeated the Titans 23-10.