Backup Kerry Collins started taking practice snaps, and coach Jeff Fisher pulled off his headset to talk with Young. The quarterback then put on his helmet and took the field. Four plays later, he rolled out and Jaguars linebacker Daryl Smith collided with Young's left knee.
The Titans rescheduled Young's MRI for today. Once Fisher announced no updates on his quarterback's knee, the questions started about Young's actions. As he did Sunday, Fisher said the discussion only involved Young's tight hamstring and whether he could play.
Asked about how upset he looked, Fisher cautioned against reading too much into his taking off the headset.
"I had an offensive group on the field and the referee is getting ready to wind the play clock, and I had a quarterback on the sideline. If I appeared upset, it's because I wanted to get my quarterback on the field so we could go," Fisher said.
"I think the bigger issue now is his knee. I'd be [more] concerned about his knee than what happened [Sunday]."
Burleson lost for year
Seahawks wide receiver
Nate Burleson is out for the season with a torn ACL in his left knee. Burleson is facing surgery after losing his footing on a rain-slicked field in Buffalo Sunday. Seattle's starting running back,
Maurice Morris, will miss at least the next two games with a sprained knee . . . The Jaguars lost both starting guards to injuries Sunday.
Vince Manuwai is out for the season after tearing his right ACL, and
Maurice Williams will be sidelined for at least two months with a ruptured right biceps.
