Derrick Henry can start his rehab. The Tennessee Titans running back underwent successful surgery on his foot on Tuesday.

Munich – Good news for the Tennessee Titans: Derrick Henry’s foot surgery went well. This is reported by “ESPN”. 

Means: The running back can start rehab, he should miss the Titans around six to ten weeks, so he could still make his comeback this season.

Titans running back Derrick Henry had foot surgery this morning and I was told it all “went well”.
Surgery complete, Henry is now recovering.

– Dianna Russini (@diannaESPN) November 2, 2021

The Titans currently stand atop the AFC South with a 6-2 record. Next weekend in Week 9, Tennessee takes on the Los Angeles Rams for the top seed. Henry will unquestionably be missed by the team: He’s totaled 937 yards and ten touchdowns so far.

Titans bring in Adrian Peterson as Henry replacement

The Titans have already responded to the loss of their superstar on Monday by signing ex-MVP Adrian Peterson, who was a free agent after his 2020 commitment to the Detroit Lions.

AP ran for 2,097 yards in his MVP season for the Minnesota Vikings in 2012 and joins Henry as one of four running backs to break that 2,000-yard mark in a season. The 36-year-old recorded 604 yards and seven touchdowns for the Lions last season.