Ken Whisenhunt: 'Zach Brown could be out for the year'

Whisenhunt: 'Brown could be out for the year'

Tennessee Titans head coach Ken Whisenhunt has conceded that his side could be without linebacker Zach Brown for the rest of the 2014 season.

The 24-year-old sustained a suspected torn pectoral muscle in his side's opening-day win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

Whisenhunt has admitted that it is frustrating for his side to lose a player that was just beginning to produce his best football.

"He was really doing a nice job, so I'm disappointed for Zach," Whisenhunt told reporters. "To me, it means a lot when you do what is being asked of you and you change the perception of you. And I was hopeful that would continue from the standpoint of him having a good season. At this point, this juncture, it won't, and that's too bad."

The Titans face the Dallas Cowboys in their week two clash at LP Field.

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