Now that their offensive line - one of the best in the NFL - is healthy for the first time this season, I expect the Colts to protect their home field and beat the Titans. If the Colts were to lose, they would trail Tennessee by three games in the division.

So the urgency certainly is there for Indy. The Titans are off tremendous victories against the Bills and Chiefs. It's difficult for a flawed team, which the Titans are given their shortcomings on defense and special teams, to pull off a third straight upset.

Carson Wentz is playing at a high level. He's thrown the fewest interceptions of any starting QB and owns a 119.5 passer rating this month with an 8.9 yards-per-attempt average. Jonathan Taylor can't match Derrick Henry, but he's come on strong to enter the argument of being a top-five runner.