On paper, the Indianapolis Colts look like an optimal opponent for the Tennessee Titans following an unforgettable victory in Seattle last Sunday. The Colts carry an 0-2 record and have a ton of uncertainty surrounding their quarterback entering this matchup.
With a 1-1 record, the Titans look to get their first division win of the 2021 season after going 5-1 against AFC South opponents last year. However, the Colts come into this contest having won eight out of their last nine trips to Nissan Stadium.
The Titans are looking to take back home-field advantage, a place where they own a 9-7 record over the last two seasons. If you recall, Tennessee was trounced in Week 1 by Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals in front of their own fans.
The Colts’ primary focus leading up to Sunday’s main event has been stopping Titans running back Derrick Henry, which they’ve had difficulty achieving in their previous meetings. Here’s a look at what the Titans have been saying about Indianapolis ahead of Week 3.