Tennessee Titans broad receiver Kyle Philips suffered an injury in Saturday's preseason success over the Minnesota Vikings. Philips was at some point carted off the area after returning a punt in the very first quarter. Paul Kuharsky is now reporting that Philips suffered an MCL injury in his knee, and will certainly miss approximately 6 weeks. Titans WR Kyle Philips Endured MCL Injury In Minnesota Paul Kuharsky (August 21, 2023That indicates Philips is likely to miss Tennessee's regular-season opener versus the New Orleans Saints. The previous UCLA standout endured the injury simply days after Ian Rapoport reported that Treylon Burks endured an LCL sprain throughout joint techniques with the Vikings. The Titans may lack both Burks and Philips versus the Saints. That would place DeAndre Hopkins and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine on the limit with Chris Moore in the slot. Philips is starting to earn the injury prone tag. Philips played a big role in the Titans' season opener in 2015 however suffered a shoulder injury that sidelined him for numerous weeks. He played in three of the next four contests before eventually enduring a hamstring injury in method that ended his campaign. The Titans need to keep Philips on their preliminary 53-man roster. He's disqualified to be positioned on dog, and positioning him on IR would finish his 2023 project Titans Store. If Philips misses out on 5-6 weeks, the likelier result sees Tennessee keeping him on the finalized 53 and after that putting him on IR, which would certainly make the previous fifth-round selection eligible to return after a four week lack.