Cushenberry passed his physical and is working his way off the PUP list after an Achilles injury, with plans to practice this week. His return, alongside Siemian’s signing, bolsters Tennessee’s interior line and could help stabilize the run game and pass protection as the Titans prepare for Falcons prep and Friday’s exhibition.

Cushenberry’s return timetable and his impact on the interior line structure are central to Titans’ depth concerns. With Cushenberry potentially back this week but Sneed’s status less certain, Cushenberry’s presence could stabilize the interior and protect Ward, implying improved run protection and more consistent pocket work as the roster learns to mesh behind him.

Lloyd Cushenberry III returns to the Titans' minicamp after a significant Achilles injury, bringing veteran experience back to the offensive line. His leadership can be pivotal in mentoring younger players as the team prepares for the upcoming season.

Lloyd Cushenberry III suffered a season-ending Achilles injury against the New England Patriots, forcing Daniel Brunskill to step in as the starting center. This injury has created a need for additional depth on the offensive line, leading to the Titans' acquisition of Logan Bruss.

Lloyd Cushenberry III has been placed on injured reserve and will be out for Sunday’s game against the Chargers. His absence adds to the Titans' challenges as they navigate a struggling offensive line.