Titans LB Bulluck, CB Harper go on season-ending injured reserve

Published: Dec 30, 2009 at 09:48 AM

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Titans linebacker Keith Bulluck and cornerback Nick Harper were placed on injured reserve before Sunday's season finale at Seattle.

Bulluck tore his left anterior cruciate ligament during a Dec. 20 victory over the Miami Dolphins. The Titans didn't immediately need the roster spot, but they placed him on injured reserve Wednesday. Bulluck tweeted that he was having surgery Wednesday.

Harper said he re-broke his right forearm at the spot where he originally hurt his arm Oct. 11. He said he had been playing through pain when he returned five weeks after the injury to start six consecutive games.

The Titans filled the roster spots by signing cornerback Jamar Love and promoting offensive lineman Fernando Velasco.

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