Klug was released by the Titans on Friday, Cameron Wolfe of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Klug, now entering his age-30 season, may not have been viewed as a fit in new Titans defensive coordinator Dean Pees' system. Regardless, his release saves the team roughly $2 million in cap space. Still a productive asset despite his advanced age, Klug shouldn't have a problem landing a new contract this offseason.

Klug (groin) will play in Sunday's preseason game against the Bears, Terry McCormick of TitanInsider.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

This doesn't come as much of a surprise with Klug returning to practice this past week after suffering a minor groin injury. With his injury history, however, Klug will likely play limited snaps in Sunday's contest.

Klug (groin) is expected to return to practice this week, Jason Wolf of The Tennessean reports.

EDGE Analysis

Klug was originally scheduled to return last week after a long recovery from a torn Achilles last December, but it appears he suffered from a minor groin injury that delayed his return to the field. Expect the Titans to ease the veteran back into practice reps this week.

Klug (Achilles) is expected to return to practice Wednesday, ESPN's Cameron Wolfe reports.

EDGE Analysis

Klug's long journey back to the field seems like its finally coming to a close. The seven-year vet tore his Achilles last December and has been itching a return since. Klug will likely ease back into the swing of things, but it'll be a good sign to see him out on the field again.

Klug (Achilles) figures to be back on the field in six weeks, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official website reports.

EDGE Analysis

Klug tore his Achilles back in the December and has been on the long road to recovery ever since. "I am sick of missing practices," the defensive end said. "But they have me on a goods schedule, doing rehab, and I'm working to get back as fast as I can." Just because he's not on the field doesn't mean Klug is not around, as head coach Mike Mularkey put it, the 29-year-old "lives in the building and should have an address here." It seems unlikely Klug will be ready for the beginning of training camp, but he should take the field not long after.

Klug (Achilles) hopes to be back for training camp, but could miss the organized team activities prior, Jim Wyatt of Titans Online reprts.

EDGE Analysis

Klug shed his walking boot in March, and is seemingly on track for a return in training camp. The 29-year-old ruptured his Achilles tendon in Week 16 of last season. Barring any setbacks, the veteran should be on track to help provide depth on the defensive line for the start of his seventh season with the Titans.

Klug (Achilles) shed his walking boot and expects to be ready for training camp this summer, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports. "It sounds like camp is going to be a go. So now I just have to put the work in to get ready," Klug said.

EDGE Analysis

Klug, who ruptured an Achilles tendon in Week 16 of last season, is roughly three months removed from corrective surgery and has progressed to walking around on his own two feet since shedding his medically-prescribed walking boot in early March. With training camp still over four months away, the veteran still has plenty of time to make a full recovery and should return as a key piece of the Titans' defensive line rotation if he can avoid any and all setbacks.

Klug (achilles) signed a contract with the Titans on Thursday, Jim Wyatt of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Klug has been a consistent player at defensive end for the Titans over the course of his six year career. He had a career-high 26 tackles in 2016. Look for him to see a similar role in 2017 as he backs up starting ends Jurrell Casey and DaQuan Jones.

Klug (achilles) is progressing well in recovery from his December surgery, Paul Kuharsky of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Klug tore his achilles late in the season and still faces months of recovery before he's back to full health. He isn't expected to be ready to return prior to training camp. He's currently a pending free agent, but he may be cheaper for the Titans to resign given his injury.

Klug (achilles) will undergo surgery to repair his torn Achilles this week, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Klug was moved to injured reserve a few weeks ago and was expected to have surgery. He'll face a recovery of a few months and could miss some early offseason activities.