Tennessee Titans wide receiver Julio Jones was unable to finish Monday night's game against the Buffalo Bills due to a hamstring injury.

Jones was ruled out during the fourth quarter of the Titans' 34-31 victory.

He finished with a 3-59-0 line yards, including an impressive acrobatic catch along the sideline in the second quarter. Unfortunately for owners, Jones missed the previous two games due to hamstring issues before returning for Monday's contest, so this injury will need to be monitored heading into Week 7. The Titans have a juicy matchup against the Chiefs defense.

Titans WR Julio Jones told reporters Friday that he would play Week 6 against the Buffalo Bills. He had missed the previous two games with a hamstring injury.

The Titans will have their top three offensive players ready for a tough matchup at home against the Bills.

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Julio Jones was a full participant in Thursday's practice.

While there is never a reason to be worried when a player misses the first practice of the week, there is room for excitement when an injured player logs a full session during the first practice. The Titans play on Monday, so there are still two more days before we get a definitive word on Julio's Week 6 status, but all signs point to him being back in the lineup for Monday Night Football against the Buffalo Bills. The full session leaves room for optimism that the veteran receiver will not be on a pitch count. Julio is currently our 41st ranked wide receiver for a tough matchup against the Buffalo Bills.

Titans WR Julio Jones (hamstring) was seen at practice for the first time since missing the past two weeks.

A Jones sighting is encouraging but not a guarantee that he plays Week 6. Jones and the Titans have a difficult matchup with the Buffalo Bills visiting Nashville.

Titans HC Mike Vrable told reporters Friday that WR Julio Jones (hamstring) will not play against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

A.J. Brown will return for Tennessee so Ryan Tannehill will not be without both of his top receivers.

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Julio Jones missed Thursday's practice session with a hamstring injury.

Julio has now missed two straight practices and appears to be in danger of missing Week 5's contest against the Jacksonville Jaguars. He could still practice tomorrow and suit up on Sunday but would likely be on a snap count. Fantasy managers should prepare to be without Julio for Week 5.

Titans WRs Julio Jones (hamstring) and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday according to Jim Wyatt of the Tennessee Titans. WR A.J. Brown (hamstring) was limited.

Related Player: Josh Reynolds

The receiver position for Tennessee is a mess and difficult to put much faith in until Friday's injury report.

Titans WRs A.J. Brown and Julio Jones will miss Week 4 at the New York Jets.

Related Players: Josh Reynolds, Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, Chester Rogers

Massive losses for the Titans passing game. A lot of the workload will fall on unproven players such as Josh Reynolds, Chester Rogers, and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine. All fall into WR3/4 territory with Derrick Henry the workhorse in the run and passing game.

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Julio Jones missed Thursday's practice with a hamstring injury.

Julio has now missed back-to-back practices but appears to have a better chance at suiting up this Sunday than fellow star receiver A.J. Brown. With that said, Julio will be questionable at best on the team's final injury report, and with this week's opponents being the lowly Jets, the Titans may choose to play it safe with their star receiver. Julio will likely see his snap count reduced even if he is active. He is currently our 32nd ranked receiver for Week 4.

Mike Vrabel acknowledged that it has been a tough couple of weeks for A.J. Brown but said he's confident that Brown will pull through it. "It's a long season and we all go through some ups and downs."

Related players: Julio Jones

Vrabel said he's confident Brown can be back to being the player he was. HIs fantasy owners are hoping for that as well. Brown tallied four catches for 43 yards and a score in Week 1, but had just three catches for 43 yards and had several drops in Week 2. To make matters worse, Brown's Week 3 was cut short with a hamstring injury. There was no other information as far as his status for Week 4 goes.

Jones lost some playing time as well, with other reports saying he was having his workload managed. We'll have to see if Jones appears on the injury report this week as the Titans could be short-handed at the position heading into Week 4.