Winless Titans, last in scoring, visit Colts who allow 27.6 a game

The winless Tennessee Titans (0-5), who score a league-low 11.6 points a game, visit the Indianapolis Colts (2-3), who allow 27.6, on Sunday, October 18, at 1:00 PM ET at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Tennessee averages 179.2 passing yards a game, 30th in the NFL, and its passing offense ranks last by efficiency. Indianapolis allows 268 passing yards a game, 28th.

The Titans' better route is on the ground, where their rushing offense ranks ninth by efficiency and Tony Pollard has 273 yards. The Colts' run defense is 30th by efficiency and allows 130.2 yards a game, 27th.

Cam Ward has 896 passing yards, three touchdowns and three interceptions in five starts. Carnell Tate leads Tennessee's receivers with 274 yards.

Jonathan Taylor has 398 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns for Indianapolis. Daniel Jones has 1,021 passing yards in five starts, and the Colts score 24.8 points a game, 10th in the league.

All five of Tennessee's games have been losses, the latest a 26-3 defeat to Houston at home. Indianapolis lost 34-22 at Pittsburgh last time out, after a 30-13 win at Washington.

The Titans are without defensive tackle Jordan Elliott and safety Kevin Winston Jr., both out, and running back Tyjae Spears is questionable. The Colts are missing wide receiver Ashton Dulin and linebacker Jaylon Carlies, both out, and tight ends Sean McKeon and Tyler Warren are questionable.

Sportsbooks' prices give Indianapolis a 74% chance to win and Tennessee 26%.