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According to Terry McCormick of TitansInsider.com, punter Ryan Stonehouse of the Titans, one of the league’s most hidden weapons, is expected to suit up for the first game of the regular season. That aligns with the objective Stonehouse established for himself back in June.
In a December Week 13 loss to the Colts, Stonehouse, 25, sustained a ruptured ACL and MCL in addition to a broken bone in his plant (non-kicking) leg. That cast uncertainty on his availability for the 2024 season’s opening, but reports in July from McCormick and Jim Wyatt of TennesseeTitans.com indicated the gifted specialist had a genuine shot to return for Week 1.
In fact, Stonehouse should receive one or two punt returns in today’s preseason finale against the Saints. This will likely be the last checkpoint he needs to make in order to start the season on the active squad. Stonehouse proved that his signature strength was back last week at practice when he booted a 60-yard field goal, as McCormick notes.
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