Tennessee Titans WR Treylon Burks suffers broken collarbone in training camp
The Arizona Cardinals play the Tennessee Titans at home in Week 5, and they might face a Titans team without one of their promising younger players. In training camp on Saturday, wide receiver Treylon Burks suffered a broken collarbone while attempting to make a one-handed catch in practice.
Burks, a former first-round pick in 2022, has been limited by injuries every year of his career.
He played in only five games last season and 11 in each of his first two years.
Burks has 53 career receptions for 699 yards and a touchdown.
He will miss part of the season. It is uncertain whether he will be out still when the Titans come to State Farm Stadium.
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