McNair returns to Titans practice
NFL.com wire reports

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Sept. 29, 2005) -- Tennessee quarterback Steve McNair practiced, but did not take part in all drills as he recovers from a sore right foot.

McNair said he didn't even notice that his right foot had been stepped on in last week's 31-27 loss to St. Louis until halftime. But he said he felt good. - NFL Football -

"I just wanted to rest it for a day. I came out there, did something today and felt pretty good. Tomorrow I'll do more, probably all the team (drills). I just wanted to rest. I didn't want to take a chance of going out and getting it even more sore," McNair said. - NFL Football -

The Titans added defensive end Travis LaBoy to the injury report as questionable with a groin injury. Coach Jeff Fisher said LaBoy strained his groin during practice Sept. 28.

But receiver Drew Bennett, who missed practice Sept. 28, was back on the field the next day with his sore foot. - NFL Football -

Linebacker Peter Sirmon (right knee) and defensive end Albert Haynesworth (left knee) did not practice. Fisher said Haynesworth, who sprained his knee on Sept. 18 against Baltimore and missed last week's loss at St. Louis, has enough experience that he could play without practicing.

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