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Titans get ‘best-case scenario’ news on Treylon Burks’ knee injury

The Tennessean photo by Mark Zaleski via AP / Tennessee Titans receiver Treylon Burks makes a catch as head coach Mike Vrabel hits him with an arm pad during an Aug. 8 practice in Nashville.
The Tennessean photo by Mark Zaleski via AP / Tennessee Titans receiver Treylon Burks makes a catch as head coach Mike Vrabel hits him with an arm pad during an Aug. 8 practice in Nashville. The Tennessean photo by Mark Zaleski via AP / Tennessee Titans receiver Treylon Burks makes a catch as head coach Mike Vrabel hits him with an arm pad during an Aug. 8 practice in Nashville.

By DAVE CAMPBELL / The Associated Press 4 min read

EAGAN, Minn. — The Tennessee Titans have avoided a major injury with wide receiver Treylon Burks’ left knee.

Titans coach Mike Vrabel, who spoke Thursday after the second day of joint practice with the Minnesota Vikings, said Burks has no structural damage.

“I don’t think it’s going to be a long-term thing,” Vrabel said. “I’m not putting a timetable on it, but I think it was a best-case scenario.”

The energy on the fields was palpable as each squad raucously celebrated successful plays from their sidelines during full-team drills and a couple of moments pushed the envelope.

Titans nose tackle Teair Tart was dismissed from practice after a tussle with Garrett Bradbury led to him swinging at the Vikings center. Vikings cornerback Andrew Booth chucked the ball at the Titans sideline after an interception in the end zone. Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons jawed often with the Vikings.