Tennessee LB Zach Brown tears pectoral muscle

Posted Sep 8, 2014
Tennessee Titans linebacker Zach Brown has a torn pectoral muscle, and coach Ken Whisenhunt says it's potentially a season-ending injury. Whisenhunt announced the injury Monday. The coach says the Titans will know more Tuesday. But he says the only question is how much time Brown, 6-foot-1 and 248 pounds, will miss this season. (USA Today)

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