3 Takeaways from Colts' Blowout Victory vs. Titans

Indianapolis' offense finished the day with 365 total yards and zero sacks allowed. The offensive line has been stellar, protecting Jones and creating huge gaps for Taylor to rush through.

2. The Colts Are the AFC South Favorites

Indianapolis hasn't held an undefeated record and division lead this early in a season before. Throughout the offseason, the Houston Texans were considered favorites to three-peat AFC South titles.

The Colts haven't won a division title since 2014, when the team went to the AFC Championship with Andrew Luck. Not many expected the Colts would be in this position with Jones under center, but the script has completely flipped in under one month of play.

Four of the Colts' six divisional games come in the last six weeks of the season, so for now, the Colts need to focus on setting themselves up for success until then.

3. The Colts' Secondary Might Be Running Into Injury Issues

In the second half, nickel corner Kenny Moore II and outside corner Charvarius Ward both went down with an injury. Moore went to the locker room and was ruled out, but Ward returned to the field following a brief exit.

Moore's injury was said to be a lower leg issue, and he gave a thumbs down to someone in the crowd before exiting the game. That's not exactly what you want to see from your ninth-year veteran.

The Colts placed Jaylon Jones on IR just over a week ago, meaning the depth at corner is already running thin. Indianapolis saw what happened against the Denver Broncos when they had to rely on Xavien Howard and Mekhi Blackmon, and it wasn't pretty.

Indianapolis will hope to continue their unbeaten start against the Los Angeles Rams next weekend as they prepare for another road clash.