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Calvin Ridley Injury Update
WR · Tennessee Titans · Status, injury history and fantasy outlook
Updated · synced from the live injury report
Current status
HEALTHY
No current injury designation
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Calvin Ridley’s current injury designation is shown in the live status box above, which updates automatically from the official NFL injury report. He returned in 2026 from the broken fibula that ended his 2025 season in Week 11, and a stomach virus cost him about 15 pounds in early August, per Fantasy Football Calculator.
In Week 1 he ran 25 routes on 26 passing snaps without a target, then caught two passes for 35 yards against Philadelphia in Week 2, per StatMuse. Early in the season, Wan’Dale Robinson and rookie Carnell Tate drew more of the targets.
Ridley was limited in practice with a hip injury earlier this season, then sat out Thursday and Friday, and the Titans ruled him inactive for that Sunday’s home game against Cleveland, per CBS Sports.
Fantasy Action: Check the live status box above before setting your lineup; when active, Ridley is Tennessee’s top receiving option, with Carnell Tate the other name to know if he’s out.
Injury timeline — 2026
| Aug 2026 | Lost about 15 pounds to a stomach virus early in camp before regaining the weight (Fantasy Football Calculator). |
Earlier seasons
| Season | Injury | Games missed |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Broken fibula (season-ending); hamstring | 10 |
Played 7 games in 2025, catching 17 of 36 targets for 303 yards and no TDs before a broken fibula, per Fantasy Football Calculator.
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His current official designation is shown in the live status box at the top of this page, which updates automatically from the NFL injury report. He returned in 2026 from the broken fibula that ended his 2025 season.
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