NASHVILLE — For the first time this season (and really since I can remember), Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel did not rule out a single player for Sunday's game following Friday practice.

But even with nobody ruled out, the Titans have a few important injury situations to monitor heading into a divisional matchup with the Indianapolis Colts.

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Wide receiver Treylon Burks returned to the practice field this week after missing three weeks with a severe concussion suffered in Pittsburgh. According to Titans head coach Mike Vrabel, Burks still needs final approval from team doctors before he will have officially cleared concussion protocol, but Burks could still potentially play this weekend.

[Treylon] still needs the final blessing, but doing well," said Vrabel on Friday afternoon. "He hadn't been in meetings for three weeks so getting back into it, I would say pleasantly surprised just for his ability to go through those meetings and practice. I'm just glad he was able to retain some information. We'll see if he clears and what role he might have in the game."

Burks was officially listed as questionable on the Titans' final injury report of the week.

In more good news, Titans quarterback Will Levis is on track to play and appears to be doing much better after limping his way through drills earlier in the week. Levis has been nursing a left ankle injury, but has made noticeable improvements every day on the practice field and is now looking like his usual self.

Offensive lineman Daniel Brunskill was an open participant in practice with a knee injury on Friday, but early indications are that he will play on Sunday. Calvin Throckmorton is the likely replacement for Brunskill at right guard if he is unable to suit up.

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