Quarterback Geno Smith is off the Seattle Seahawks' injury report and will be back in the starting lineup Sunday against the Tennessee Titans in Nashville.

Smith was listed as a full participant in all three practices this week, leading coach Pete Carroll to say Friday that the quarterback is "totally back and primed." He has no game designation, meaning there is no longer any question about his availability.

"Geno had a terrific week," Carroll said. "He looked great. As good a Friday as I can remember for a quarterback. It was really sharp. You can tell that because he laid off a little bit, he's spunky and strong an

Tennessee running back Derrick Henry said he is pondering his future after a frustrating 19-16 loss to the Houston Texans on Sunday that officially eliminated the Titans from playoff contention.

"Yeah, definitely today you had that feeling [that it could be the end of my career with the Titans]," said Henry, who is normally one to stay in the moment. "I had hope of kind of slipping in there [the playoffs], and then being eliminated with three games left. I've been here my whole career. Definitely wanted to go out strong, which that isn't the case."

Former Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans tight end Frank Wycheck died Saturday. He was 52 years old.

Wycheck's family said in a statement that he apparently fell inside his Chattanooga, Tennessee, home and hit his head Saturday morning. He was found unresponsive later in the day.

The Tennessee Titans have fired special teams coach Craig Aukerman.

Mike Vrabel named special teams assistant Tom Quinn as Aukerman's replacement.

"I felt like this was the best thing for the team," Vrabel said. "I'm excited about the possibility of Tom Quinn leading that group. He brings a lot of experience and knowledge. He's a great teacher."

The decision came after the Titans' 31-28 overtime loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday. The Colts returned a blocked punt for a touchdown.

Punter Ryan Stonehouse fumbled on a second punt attempt and injured his knee.