Tennessee Titans injury report: DeAndre Hopkins not listed heading into New York Jets game

No one missed practice per the Tennessee Titans' injury report . Not a soul.

The Titans (0-1) host the New York Jets (0-1) at Nissan Stadium on Sunday (noon, CBS) for the Titans' home-opener. Despite losing in Week 1 , the Titans came out fairly healthy and don't have any injury issues carrying over into Week 2. The only three players on the injury report are offensive lineman Dillon Radunz, safety Jamal Adams and linebacker Otis Reese IV, but all three were listed as full participants in practice.

Receiver DeAndre Hopkins is not on the injury report after being limited in practice throughout Week 1 and playing 17 snaps in the loss. He was only targeted one time, gaining 8 yards on the reception, and after the game answered every question about his health by saying "I feel great." Asked if he still feels great Wednesday, Hopkins replied "since June 6, 1992," the day he was born.

Radunz lands on the injury report with a rib injury sustained in the Week 1 loss. Titans coach Brian Callahan said Monday that he expects Radunz to be limited in practice but that the injury shouldn't impede the Titans' right guard's ability to play Sunday.

Adams did not practice or play in Week 1 as he continues to deal with a hip injury. Callahan said Friday the injury isn't directly related to the season-ending ailments that have hampered Adams over the past three seasons.

See the Titans' complete injury report for Wednesday's practice below.

Tennessee Titans injury report: Wednesday, Sept. 11

• S Jamal Adams (hip): Full participation
• OL Dillon Radunz (rib): Full participation
• ILB Otis Reese IV (concussion): Full participation

Nick Suss is the Titans beat writer for The Tennessean. Contact Nick at nsuss@gannett.com . Follow Nick on X, the platform formerly called Twitter, @nicksuss.

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