Titans running back Chris Johnson, who has just 98 yards through his first three games, is promising to fix his struggles. He is averaging just 2.1 yards per carry this season. "Got to keep pushing," Johnson wrote on his Twitter page. "At least we still winning will get this fixed very soon."

The Titans will be without wide receiver Kenny Britt for the remainder of the season. Britt tore the ACL and MCL in his right knee in Sunday's win over the Broncos.

The Titans fear they may be without wide receiver Kenny Britt for an extended period of time after he suffered a right knee injury on Sunday afternoon. The team is worried that Britt has torn both his ACL and his MCL in the knee, according to league sources. "Obviously, it didn't look good when he got hurt," coach Mike Munchak said. "We will have to wait until tomorrow to see the extent of that." He was hurt just after catching his third pass, his knee buckling as Britt tried to turn upfield.

Titans wide receiver Kenny Britt was carted off the field after hurting his right knee trying to turn upfield after a reception. He did not return in Tennessee's 17-14 win over Denver. Britt caught a swing pass from Matt Hasselbeck and eluded one Denver tackler. His leg appeared to buckle under him and he fumbled the ball.

Titans running back Chris Johnson skipped practice on Wednesday because of sore ribs. Johnson said he would practice Thursday and expects to face the Broncos on Sunday. The belief is that Johnson needs as much practice as possible to get on the same page as his lineman after a length training camp holdout. "I am just a little sore," he said. "I got a lot of mental reps. I'll be OK. ... I am anxious to get back on the field and play games." After missing training camp and all four preseason games because of a contract holdout, Johnson is averaging just 2.3 yards per carry through two games.

Clinton Portis will visit with the Titans in Tennessee on Tuesday. The Redskins released Portis earlier this year and he has been searching for work since the lockout ended. He has previously met with the Dolphins, Patriots and Seahawks.

Titans running back Chris Johnson struggled in Week 1 just a few days after getting a new contract. The three-time Pro Bowl running back had only nine carries for 24 yards in the season opener as he works his way back into shape from his holdout that ended Sept. 2. Tennessee coach Mike Munchak is ready to give the ball to Johnson, saying he thinks the running back could have as many as 25 touches against Baltimore on Sunday. Johnson believes needs more carries than he got in the 16-14 loss to Jacksonville. "You could blame it on the whole offense," Johnson said. "We didn't stay out there on the field and do what we were supposed to do and keep the drive going. I'm sure if we had kept the drive going and stayed out there longer I would've had more carries and things like that."

Titans running back Chris Johnson has his new contract and remains focused solely on football heading into the 2011 season. Johnson signed a $53 million contract, but he hasn't made any big purchases. "I have really only focused on football," he said, "and trying to get back in the playbook and win some games."

The Titans have cut Justin Gage, ending the wide receiver's four-year run with the organization. Gage caught 137 passes over four seasons for the Titans, but caught a career-low 20 in 11 games last year. He was also scheduled to make $3.5 million this year.

Titans running back Chris Johnson got the four-year, $53 million extension he wanted. Now he's setting his sights on goals for the 2011 season. "We haven't been to the playoffs in two years, so I want to get back to the playoffs, hopefully win the Super Bowl here," Johnson said. "I've got a lot of team goals. We haven't been in the postseason so that's the big thing this team hasn't done, and I always got that goal to rush for 2,000 yards again."