Report: Titans RB Derrick Henry could miss about 2 weeks with calf strain

The Tennessee Titans are only four days into training camp practices but are already dealing with notable injuries. One of these was an apparent leg or foot injury to running back Derrick Henry that is now being called a strained calf muscle.

According to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the issue is not considered to be serious and could keep him out for roughly two weeks.

Regarding Titans’ RB Derrick Henry’s injury that left him in a walking boot: he has a strained calf muscle that could sideline him about two weeks, per source. But the injury is not considered serious and the team is being cautious.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) July 30, 2019

Expect Henry to be back at full capacity and ready to make an impact far before the regular season starts on Sept. 8.