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USA Today
11-08-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Tennessee Titans' training camp: Injury roundup ahead of joint practices with Falcons
#Titans' Callahan: Spears will miss at least a couple of weeks with ankle injury ... Hoping Cushenberry, Hance will return to practice this week ... Less certain of Winston. When the Tennessee Titans hit the field against the Atlanta Falcons on Tuesday, expect to see another intense joint practice session, as well as some returning faces to the practice field. Safety Quandre Diggs is expected to make his 2025 return to team drills, and he could potentially be joined by both Blake Hance and Lloyd Cushenberry. Titans head coach Brian Callahan spoke with the media and stated that he is optimistic the two veterans will return to on-field work at some point during the week in Atlanta. It's a significant step forward for Cushenberry, who is recovering from a torn Achilles. He will have to be activated from the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list prior to taking part in any part of practice. While those players could return, the Titans are expected to be without a few players during the joint practices. Running back Tyjae Spears (ankle), T'Vondre Sweat (tonsillectomy) and Kevin Winston Jr. (knee soreness) will all likely be out this week. Winston does have an outside shot at returning to practice, but the team is being cautious with his ACL rehab and are keeping the rookie out as a precautionary measure. A little clarity on #Titans safety Kevin Winston Jr.-He's dealing w/normal soreness that comes in the post ACL surgery recovery.-Brian Callahan has mentioned before about being smart and carefully managing select players during training camp. Winston is one of them.-Titans… Another player who will be sidelined is linebacker Anfernee Orji, who is likely headed to injured reserve after suffering an ACL injury in a joint practice session with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. #Titans ILB Anfernee Orji suffered a torn ACL during this Thursday's joint practice and will miss the 2025 season per source. The Titans have not made an official announcement or roster move, but could do so before taking the field on Tuesday. Orji was competing for playing time with James Williams, Cedric Gray, and Otis Reese IV at inside linebacker, and was ticketed to potentially play a major role on special teams. Cornerback L'Jarius Sneed is making progress, but is not ready to take the field and will remain on the PUP list.
USA Today
28-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Tennessee Titans provide positive injury update on Lloyd Cushenberry
Tennessee Titans provide positive injury update on Lloyd Cushenberry Tennessee Titans head coach Brian Callahan addressed the media before the start of Wednesday's open practice and offered some insight on how things are going. One of the main topics was the health of veterans returning from injury. This was a topic of interest after wide receiver Treylon Burks was spotted running routes on the first day of Phase 3 activities. While Burks is working his way back, he will be limited to individual drills and will not be part of any team-wide drills. The major update was about the status of veteran center Lloyd Cushenberry, who is still rehabbing from the torn Achilles that ended his season in 2024. While Cushenberry is at the facility, like Burks, he is rehabbing and is on schedule to return. That's an excellent sign for the Titans, who have reconstructed their offensive line during the offseason and are counting on Cushenberry to return to anchor the unit. He is entering the second year of a four-year, $50 million contract with Tennessee and is a crucial veteran cog in the new-look offensive line. The Titans brought back center Corey Levin during the offseason to compete for a backup role behind Cushenberry, but lack experienced depth at the position behind them.
CBS News
15-02-2025
- General
- CBS News
California Museum's self-guided Black History Tour focuses on contributions of Black Californians
SACRAMENTO – Black history is on full display at the California Museum in downtown Sacramento for Black History Month—a time to honor the achievements and contributions made by African Americans. "Museums are cultural spaces where we as communities get to come together and often tell those stories that are left out of our history books," said Jessica Cushenberry, the public program specialist at the California Museum. Cushenberry is behind this year's self-guided Black History Tour focusing on the contributions of Black Californians. "What we've done is we've gone through incorporating the African American experience in impact into several of our signature exhibits," Cushenberry said. "So, you can see the impact that Black and Brown people, particularly Black American people, have made here in California." The self-guided tour highlights changemakers in the community, the arts, education, and even notable individuals still making history. "This here is the Kamala Harris portion of our women-inspired exhibit. It's titled the first, not the last and it talks about a little bit of her childhood all the way through her vice presidency," Cushenberry said. Also, part of the self-guided tour is the Our War Too: Women in Service exhibit. It's on loan from the World War II Museum in Louisiana. "These are personal pieces. You'll see more than 200 artifacts, uniforms, photographs and diaries from women who served," said Kim Guise, the National WWII Museum senior curator. It also includes the story of a courageous World War II all-Black female battalion unit. "We have currently on display in our temporary gallery space information about the Six Triple Eight, which has been growing in popularity and fame lately," Cushenberry said. Who deployed to Europe to process and deliver a backlog of mail important for military morale at the time. This specific exhibit even comes with an artificial intelligence-generated display of female servicemembers like Romay Davis, part of the Six Triple Eight unit. "You can ask her pre-listed questions," Cushenberry said. "You can even actually talk to her and she'll respond to you. It's kind of like having a conversation with a loved one, and she's very warm and friendly and you get to hear about her experiences." This self-guided Black History Tour showcases many other trailblazers leaving a lasting impact on the Golden State. "These videos are really interesting in my opinion because you get to hear a live perspective from people who live here, and it gets to be their voice telling you instead of someone else saying 'this is what the Black experience is' or 'this is what the female experience is here in California,'" Cushenberry said. purchase a ticket in advance and download the digital map.
