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Robertson questionable for Bills game
Associated Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee Titans safety Marcus Robertson ran through a handful of plays Tuesday, his first work with his teammates since crashing his motorcycle and needing 150 stitches to repair his face.

Marcus Robertson
Robertson

Robertson remains questionable for Saturday's AFC wild-card game with the Buffalo Bills. He will see a doctor Wednesday to determine the chances of the stitches reopening if he attempts to play.

"Considering everything that's happened, I'm doing great," Robertson said after practice. "Every day is just a vast improvement as far as my face is concerned. I don't have any pain or anything. Thank God, I'm doing really well."

Robertson was injured Dec. 27 when he lost control of his motorcycle near his home. He knew he was hurt badly and jogged home to get help.

Doctors needed 150 stitches to close cuts on his face. The most serious are immediately above and below his left eye.

The Titans have been adapting a helmet to rest easier against his forehead and cheek. Coach Jeff Fisher also said the NFL has approved either a clear or tinted shield for the helmet.

The Titans paid Robertson even though he missed the regular season finale at Pittsburgh, and Robertson also thanked Fisher for talking him into coming to the team's practice facility last week for a workout since he had felt uncomfortable about showing up around his teammates.

"Initially, I wasn't sure if he wanted the guys to see what could happen to you if you're riding a motorcycle. I think in all actuality that was part of my healing process," Robertson said.

He was the Titans' No. 3 tackler this season with 92 and also had an interception.


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