Titans' Simmons injures hamstring, out vs. Pats
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Titans' Simmons injures hamstring, out vs. Pats
"Tennessee Titans defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the New England Patriots after suffering a left hamstring injury in the second quarter. The Titans' training staff took him into the blue medical tent, where he remained for a while before emerging and trying to run it off on the sideline. After two attempts to sprint, Simmons stood in front of a heater on the sideline before putting a baseball hat on and sitting on the bench"
"With Simmons on the sideline, the Patriots put together their first touchdown drive, covering 93 yards in 11 plays that took almost seven minutes off the clock. Simmons entered Week 7 having generated 23 pressures and 4.5 sacks this season, tied with Byron Murphy for the most sacks among defensive tackles. The Titans have not recorded a sack when Simmons is off the field, as he is responsible for 50% of team sacks and 32.9% of team pressures, both ranking second among all NFL defenders."
Jeffery Simmons suffered a left hamstring injury in the second quarter and was ruled out of the game against the New England Patriots. The Titans' training staff evaluated him in the blue medical tent before two attempted sprints on the sideline; he then stood by a heater and sat on the bench. With Simmons sidelined, the Patriots engineered a 93-yard, 11-play touchdown drive that consumed almost seven minutes. Entering Week 7, Simmons had 23 pressures and 4.5 sacks, tied with Byron Murphy for most sacks among defensive tackles. He accounts for 50% of Titans sacks and 32.9% of team pressures, both ranking second among NFL defenders.
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