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EXPLAINED: What titans said about week 7 victory over colts | Rare Historical Photos

Titans Colts Mike Vrabel Jim Wyatt Ryan Tannehill Bud Dupree Jeffery Simmons Austin Hooper John Glennon Paul Kuharsky

The Tennessee Titans are officially in the driver’s seat of the AFC South after notching their fifth-straight win over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 7, 19-10.

The win gives Tennessee a sweep over the Colts for the second straight year, while also keeping them in first place and giving them the head-to-head tie-breaker over the Colts, should it come to that.

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It was the same story as always for the Titans: the offense struggled but the defense came up with some huge plays to secure Tennessee’s fourth win of the season, and fourth in a row overall.

Here’s what the Titans had to say about the big win.

HC Mike Vrabel

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TE Austin Hooper

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DB Andrew Adams

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OLB Bud Dupree

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LB David Long

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S Kevin Byard

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QB Ryan Tannehill

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DL Jeffery Simmons

RB Derrick Henry

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