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Tennessee Titans Win Division, Lose TE MyCole Pruitt To Injury

While the Tennessee Titans won their second division title in as many years with a 34-3 triumph over the Miami Dolphins Sunday, there was one major loss: In the second quarter, tight end MyCole Pruitt suffered a serious ankle injury and had to be carted off the field.

Fitted for an air cast, Pruitt fractured and dislocated his ankle and will need surgery. Although there’s been no official word, the injury ostensibly ends his 2021 season. If so, he finishes his fourth season in Tennessee with 14 catches, 145 receiving yards and three touchdowns.

Anthony Firkser and Geoff Swaim are the only other tight ends for the Titans, though the team has Austin Fort on its practice squad.

The Titans will take on the Houston Texans in the season’s final week, where a win would secure the No. 1 seed and a first-round bye in the playoffs for Tennessee.

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