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Tennessee Titans Triumph at Lucas Oil Stadium Over Indianapolis Colts

The Tennessee Titans emerged victorious against the Indianapolis Colts with a final score of 24-17. The Titans now hold a 7-10 record, while the Colts stand at 4-12-1.


Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis (8) warms up before an NFL preseason football game against the New England Patriots Friday, Aug. 25, 2023, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/George Walker IV)

In an impressive display of offensive efficiency, the Tennessee Titans secured a win on the road against their division rivals, the Indianapolis Colts. The game took place at Lucas Oil Stadium in front of 65,781 fans. The Titans' offense was particularly effective in the red zone, converting all three opportunities into touchdowns and maintaining a perfect goal-to-go percentage with one attempt and one success.


The Tennessee passing game was highly efficient with a completion percentage of roughly 81 percent from 21 attempts resulting in two touchdowns and nine first downs. Quarterback play was crucial as they managed to avoid any interceptions while achieving an average pocket time close to three seconds per play.


On the ground, the Titans rushed for 127 yards over 28 attempts which included one touchdown run that was also their longest rush of the day at 19 yards. Their rushing efforts contributed six first downs and were bolstered by yards after contact totaling to about 33.


Special teams also played a pivotal role for Tennessee as they executed flawlessly on field goals with one made from within the range of forty-nine yards. Kickoff duties were equally successful with all five resulting in touchbacks.


Defensively, Tennessee applied pressure throughout by recording three sacks for lost yardage totaling nearly thirty yards and forcing five tackles for loss. They also caused disruption by forcing three fumbles and recovering two themselves along with making an interception without allowing any return yardage.


The upcoming game for the Tennessee Titans is set against Washington Commanders at FedExField in Landover on October ninth at noon local time (5 PM GMT). Fans can catch this matchup live on CBS as both teams prepare to face off next week.

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