In a positive development for the Cincinnati Bengals, veteran Alex Cappa has cleared concussion protocol and will return as the starting right guard against the Cleveland Browns. This is crucial as the Bengals prepare to face the formidable pass rusher Myles Garrett.

However, the team will miss star left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. due to a fibula injury, with Cody Ford stepping in to fill that role. Additionally, several players including Logan Woodside and Charle Jones will be inactive for the game.

The Tennessee Titans are preparing for their Week 15 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals, having declared six players inactive for the game.

Among the Titans, cornerback Tre Avery and linebacker Jerome Baker will not play, alongside wide receiver Jha'Quan Jackson, running back Joshua Kelley, cornerback Roger McCreary, and linebacker Otis Reese IV. The Bengals also have several inactives, including quarterback Logan Woodside and wide receiver Charlie Jones.

Kickoff is scheduled for 12 noon CT, with the game airing on FOX.

The Cincinnati Bengals are encouraged to claim tight end Greg Dulcich, recently waived by the Denver Broncos. At just 24, Dulcich has shown promise, recording 41 catches for 464 yards and two touchdowns in his career thus far, but has struggled with injuries in recent seasons.

With the Bengals losing Erick All to a torn ACL, adding Dulcich could provide a much-needed boost to their tight end position. He might compete effectively against current players Tanner McLachlan and Tanner Hudson.

Sheldon Rankins, the Cincinnati Bengals' defensive tackle, is set to play in the upcoming game against the New York Giants after recovering from a hamstring injury that sidelined him for three weeks.

Rookie wide receiver Jermaine Burton will not participate, marking his first inactive status this season. Several other players, including Cedric Johnson and Andrew Stueber, will also be inactive for the game.