The Tennessee Titans got a big stop from the defense at the end of the first half, holding the Indianapolis Colts to no points on a long drive. Coming out of halftime, the Titans offense finally got a touchdown on the board on a quick-score drive.
After four plays and 75 yards the Titans took the lead. The drive was punctuated by a 19-yard run by rookie running back Tyjae Spears, his first touchdown as a Titan. DeAndre Hopkins help get them there with 52 yards on two catches on the drive
Spears took a reverse around the right edge to the house. Spears got great blocks from tight end Chig Okonkwo and wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine. The socre put the Titans ahead in the game 13-10.
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