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Week 2: at Tennessee Titans

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FBG says: Neutral matchup. The Colts passing offense was relatively quiet in Week 1 as they ran a run-heavy game plan focused on feeding Marlon Mack. Jacoby Brissett managed to complete 21-of-27 pass attempts for 190 yards and two touchdowns--a relatively efficient stat line. Brissett took great care of the ball and was poised under pressure. T.Y. Hilton saw a third of the total targets for this passing offense, hauling in eight of nine for 87 yards and two touchdowns. He was clearly the focal point of this passing offense as no other player was targeted more than five times. Wide receiver Devin Funchess suffered a broken collarbone in Week 1, landing himself on Injured Reserve. Funchess was the WR2 in this offense, so his absence will vacate a share of targets that should create an opportunity for rookie Parris Campbell to step up. Brissett targeted his tight ends just five times (two for Jack Doyle, three for Eric Ebron) with Doyle hauling in a 20-yarder. Running back Nyhiem Hines was the recipient of four fruitless dump-offs and screens, serving his normal role as the check-down option. The offensive line held up reasonably well under strong pressure from a pair of talented Chargers edge rushers, giving up just two sacks on the day. While the Titans defense was certainly aided by sloppy play from the Browns offense in Week 1, they still put up a very strong showing--particularly against the pass. With three interceptions and five sacks, it was a dominant showing by this young group. The veteran Cameron Wake actually shined the brightest though, as he was a force to be reckoned with on the defensive line. Wake was consistently in the Browns backfield as he racked up four hits on the quarterback and 2.5 sacks, one of which was for a safety. The NFL's top-paid safety Kevin Byard began earning his money quickly as he hauled in an interception while cornerbacks Malcolm Butler and Logan Ryan added in with interceptions of their own. Despite this strong showing in Week 1, there will still be matchups to exploit for the Colts--particularly with T.Y. Hilton squaring off against Malcolm Butler. Hilton has the quickness to find separation over the veteran Butler, just as he did in their last matchup when Hilton put up 155 yards and two touchdowns in Week 11 of 2018. The Colts offensive line also represents a much tougher challenge for the Titans front seven as the Colts get the nod in the trenches.

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