The Jacksonville Jaguars could be without two starters for Sunday's season opener against Tennessee.
Defensive end Aaron Kampman and right tackle Eben Britton were listed as questionable on the team's injury report Friday, meaning they have a 50-50 chance of playing.
Kampman is still recovering from knee surgery in November. The team was cautious with his playing time in the preseason. He played about 10 snaps in last week's finale.
The team promoted defensive end John Chick to the active roster Wednesday, an indication Kampman might not be ready.
Britton missed the entire preseason because of a herniated disk in his lower back. He returned to practice in a limited capacity this week.
Tight end Zach Miller, who sprained his right knee in the preseason opener, also is questionable.
Titans running back Javon Ringer is listed as questionable with a back injury.
Coach Mike Munchak says Ringer's condition is the "kind of thing that can relieve pretty quickly."
The Titans don't want to push Chris Johnson, who held out of camp before signing a $53 million extension with $30 million guaranteed, because of his limited practice. Rookie RB Jamie Harper could figure into the game plan.
The Titans released offensive lineman Troy Kropog on Friday to create a roster spot for Johnson.
For a complete list of Week 1 injuries, see the official injury report.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
