Indianapolis Colts 31, Tennessee Titans 9
The Indianapolis Colts (5-0) had no challenge Sunday against the Tennessee Titans (0-5) and beat them easily. The Colts defense did not give up a touchdown and limited the Titans to three first half field goals. They held Titan’s quarterback Kerry Collins to 164 yards on 19/32 attempts (59%) and had an interception. They kept the Titans under 100 yards rushing and gave Peyton Manning plenty of time to do his thing. Manning threw three touchdowns, going for 309 yards on 36/44 (82%) and throwing one pick. Manning has now thrown for at least 300 yards in every game this season. The Colts still couldn’t get much going on the ground, with Joseph Addai only getting 27 yards on 14 carries (1.9 avg), but they didn’t need it.
The Colts are on another level than the Titans and it was obvious in this game. This was the Titans worst game offensively of the year, only getting a total of 245 yards. Vince Young got some garbage time in the 4th quarter, but showed nothing. Stopping the run was about the only thing the Titans did well. The Colts definitely need their running game to improve, as Peyton Manning can’t do everything himself against the good teams in this league. The Colts have a bye coming up.
