Stevens picked up a one-yard reception while seeing two targets in Sunday's loss to Buffalo.

A healthy Delanie Walker saw the majority of the action at tight end, leaving very few scraps for Stevens to pick up. Stevens is a good blocker, but he doesn't offer much receiving upside.

Stevens caught both of his targets for 29 yards in Sunday's loss to the Colts.

Stevens out-produced fellow backup tight end Anthony Fasano (one catch for 26 yards), but the two only saw a combined four targets while Delanie Walker got 10. The blocking tight end generally isn't much of a fantasy factor.

Stevens caught one pass for 13 yards Sunday against the Browns.

Stevens is buried deep down the tight end depth chart, but he moved up a spot with Delanie Walker (hand) missing the contest due to injury. Even if Walker is forced to miss more time, Anthony Fasano and even Chase Coffman are significantly better pass-catching options at the position for the Titans.

Stevens underwent season-ending surgery to repair a tendon in his quad, Terry McCormick of TitanInsider.com reports.

Stevens is is on track to land on IR in the coming days, with his 2014 season having ended with two catches for 26 yards in five games.

Stevens (quad) won't play Sunday against the Jaguars, the Tennessean reports.

With Delanie Walker probable for the contest and in line to play Sunday, the absence of Stevens is of more import to the Titans' TE depth than it is to fantasy owners.

Titans TE Craig Stevens has agreed to a pay cut, reducing his 2014 salary from $3.4 million to $1.6 million.

Stevens had two years left on his previous deal at salaries of $3.4 million and $3.5 million. His new deal is a two-year, $5.2 million pact. Stevens, 29, is purely a blocker who caught just two passes for five yards last season.

Reserve Titans TE Craig Stevens (concussion) resumed practicing on Thursday, getting in a limited session.

Stevens is now on track for Sunday's game against the Broncos. A blocker, Stevens has just two catches in 11 games this season.

Craig Stevens sustained a concussion late in last week's loss to the Packers.

Stevens filled in for Jared Cook (shoulder), catching two passes for 16 yards before going down. Raw rookie Taylor Thompson is next up on the depth chart. Stevens' season is likely over with career-highs in catches (23) and yards (275).

Craig Stevens, starting in place of the injured Jared Cook, caught two passes for 16 yards against the Jets in Week 15.

Stevens got the start, as expected, over the athletic rookie Taylor Thompson, but he saw just three targets. Stevens was used mainly for his blocking prowess, and he isn't anywhere near being fantasy relevant.

Craig Stevens caught five passes for 63 yards in relief of Jared Cook (shoulder) Sunday.

Stevens played 25 total snaps in the first two games of the season, but was called upon for 49 snaps against the Lions. The usual blocking specialist will be a desperation flier if Cook misses time.

Titans re-signed TE Craig Stevens to a four-year contract.

The blocking complement to Jared Cook, Stevens hauled in nine passes for 166 yards and a touchdown in 2011, starting 11 of his 15 appearances. Set to turn 28 before the 2012 season, Stevens did not grade out well as a blocker according to Pro Football Focus, but the Titans apparently like his potential. Stevens' re-signing may end aging third-stringer Daniel Graham's tenure in Nashville.

The Titans intend to sign free agent TE Craig Stevens to a long-term extension "well" before free agency opens in March.

Despite his passing-game shortcomings, the Titans envision Stevens as an integral part of their offense as a run blocker and complement to catch-first TE Jared Cook. Stevens has only 20 receptions over the past two seasons.

Titans declared TE Craig Stevens, OT Byron Stingily, LB Colin McCarthy, DT Zach Clayton, DE William Hayes, QB Rusty Smith, and SS Chris Hope inactive for Week 8 against the Colts.

Stevens can't get over the hump with his troublesome rib injury. The Titans have no other surprises in their inactives.

TE Craig Stevens (rib) expects to return following the Titans' Week 6 bye.

The blocking tight end nearly gave it a go in Week 5, so he should be good for Week 7. Through four games, he's made four catches for 73 yards.

Titans TE Craig Stevens (rib) started Sunday's loss to the Steelers but saw very limited action.

"I tried to give it a shot and it was just a little too painful," Stevens said. The blocking tight end has four catches through five games.

Craig Stevens (rib) is expected to play in Sunday's game against the Steelers.

Stevens suffered cartilage damage in the win over the Browns. "The cartilage is painful - he doesn't want to laugh a lot, which he doesn't anyway," coach Mike Munchak said. Stevens is a blocking tight end, allowing Jared Cook to play his "move" role.

Titans TE Craig Stevens left Sunday's game with a rib injury.

The blocking specialist suffered the injury in the first half, and he's not been back in the third quarter. He did have a 12-yard touchdown before the injury forced him from the game.

Titans head coach Jeff Fisher said that TE Craig Stevens (knee surgery) could return in Week 12 against Houston.

Stevens has been a valuable run blocker this season and will be counted on even more given the team's quarterback situation.

Titans TE Craig Stevens underwent arthroscopic surgery this week to repair meniscus damage in his knee.

Stevens suffered the knee injury last week, and he's expected to be sidelined "a few weeks." Though Stevens has been a blocking specialist this season, receiving specialist Jared Cook is expected to see increased snaps. The Titans may have to lean on Bo Scaife as more of a blocker now.

Craig Stevens is expected to take over as the Titans' blocking tight end this season.

Alge Crumpler is now a Patriot, leaving Stevens with the crucial role of sealing the edge for Chris Johnson. Although the coaches say Stevens has potential as a pass catcher, it won't happen with Bo Scaife and Jared Cook around. Stevens is strictly a blocker.