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Looking ahead to Sunday's Colts vs. Titans matchup, here are five things to know, along with a prediction.
The Indianapolis Colts are back at home in Week 6, searching for a needed win against the Tennessee Titans.
While these division rivals have had plenty of matchups over the years, no NFL team is the same from one year to the next. So for some insight into the 2026 Titans, Mark Mihalko of Titans Wire answered a handful of our questions.
"Offensively, they don’t do much well, and inconsistent, often predictable play calling has hurt their chances, especially in the first half, where the offense has struggled even more than the overall stats show. Unless they can find an identity, it will be a long season.
"The Titans' two starting corners, Alontae Taylor and Cor’Dale Flott, have struggled all season and haven’t made the plays needed to make a difference. Tennessee invested heavily in the position during the offseason, but the results have been underwhelming."
"He is smart, understands the defensive scheme, and can play free and make plays. He led the Titans in tackles against the Texans and should play a key role if the defense wants to slow down Jonathan Taylor."
"Divisional matchups are always tough, and I see the same thing this week, with the Colts pulling off a 20-17 win. It could go either way, but until Tennessee proves it can be consistent on all three phases or play complementary football and finish, it will keep coming up short."