How to Watch Titans' Game Against Colts on Sunday

The Tennessee Titans have their first AFC South matchup of the season on Sunday, taking on the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium. It's a big game, with all four division teams tied at 2-2. Here's all the information on how to watch the game, with the latest on the point spread and lots of newsy nuggets.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — There's a logjam in the AFC South after four weeks, with all four teams tied at 2-2. So Sunday's matchup between the Tennessee Titans and Indianapolis Colts is a big one.

Tennessee has won five straight games in the series, and they have a .722 winning percentage in division games since 2020, which ranks third in the NFL behind only the Kansas City Chiefs (.833) and Buffalo Bills (.800).

The game starts at Noon CT and is televised by CBS this week. All the TV information is below.

The Titans haven't had much success through the years in Lucas Oil Stadium, winning just five of 15 games. It's cool — in the mid-50s — but dry here in Indianapolis, so the roof is going to be open but the end zone window will be closed to keep some of the cold air out.

Here's a weird stat on the roof open/window closed combination. It's only happened nine times in Lucas Oil Stadium history — and the Colts are 9-0 in those games. The Colts are 74-49 all time in the stadium.

Here are all the details on the game, including gametimes, TV information and so much more. We'll also be doing a live blog straight from press row here at AllTitans.com, so check that out when the game starts and we'll keep you updated in real time. CLICK HERE

How to watch Tennessee Titans at Indianapolis Colts

• Who: Tennessee Titans (2-2) at Indianapolis Colts (2-2)
• What: Week 5 of the NFL regular season.
• When: Noon CT on Sunday, Oct. 8, 2023
• Where: Lucas Oil Stadium (67,000) in Indianapolis, Ind.
• Weather: Overcast skies are predicted, with temperatures in the mid-50s throughout the game, according to weather.com. The roof will be open for the game, with the end zone window closed. 
• Local TV: CBS is carrying this week's game, and it will be televised locally on WTVF (Channel 5) in Nashville. In Indianapolis, the game is on CBS affiliate WTTV (Channel 4). 
• Announcers: Spero Dedos (play-by-play), Adam Archuleta (analysts), Amanda Renner (sidelines).
• Radio: Titans Radio Network (WGFX 104.5 in Nashville).
• Radio Announcers: Mike Keith (play-by-play), Dave McGinnis (analyst), Ramon Foster (sideline), Rhett Bryan (gameday host).
• Satellite Radio: Sirius 109, XM 384, SXM 384, Internet 830.
• Streaming: NFL-Plus, Paramount-Plus
• Point spread: Tennessee is a 2.5-point favorite, and the over/under is 43.5 points, according to the DraftKings.com gambling website. Here is a complete breakdown on the game, with a history of point spread numbers for both teams. CLICK HERE

Recent history with Titans, Colts

• Last week: Tennessee won at home last week, beating the Cincinnati Bengals 27-3 in their most complete game of the year to raise its record to 2-2. Derrick Henry rushed for 126 yards, and had a rushing touchdown and a touchdown pass on a gadget play to tight end Josh Whyle. The Titans' defense shut out the Bengals after an opening drive field goal. Indianapolis lost 29-23 in overtime to the Los Angeles Rams at Lucas Oil Stadium. They trailed 23-0 at one point and made a great comeback to tie the game with 1:56 to go on a touchdown and two-point conversion. 
• Last season: Tennessee finished 7-10 a year ago, losing their last seven games to finish second in the AFC South, two games behind the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Indianapolis Colts were 4-12-1 in the regular season and lost 10 of their last 11 games.
• Last meeting: Tennessee beat Indianapolis twice last season, winning 24-17 in Indianapolis on Oct. 2 in Week 4 action. Three weeks later, the Titans won 19-10 in Nashville. It was the start of the Colts' 1-10 skid to end the season. 
• Series history: The Titans/Oilers trail the Colts 35-21 in regular season history, but the Titans have a 1-0 edge in the postseason. The Titans are just 5-10 in meetings at Lucas Oil Stadium. 
• Season projections: The Titans starting the season at plus-340 to win the AFC South, second to the Jacksonville Jaguars (minus-195). That's dropped to plus- plus-210 heading into Week 5. The Colts are now at plus-430 to win the AFC South.

Coaching biographies for Titans, Colts

• Titans coach Mike Vrabel: For Tennessee, Mike Vrabel is in his sixth year as a head coach, all with the Titans. Vrabel is 52-39, including the regular season and playoffs. 
• Colts coach Shane Steichen: For Indianapolis, Shane Steichen is in his first year as an NFL head coach. He is 2-2 thus far. He is a former assistant with the Philadelphia Eagles, and was the offensive coordinator there the past two seasons, which included a trip to the Super Bowl.

Statistical leaders for Titans, Colts

• Titans statistical leaders: Passing — Ryan Tannehill, 788 yards on 67-for-108 passes, 2 TD pass, 4 interceptions; Rushing — Derrick Henry, 285 yards on 73 carries, 2 TD rushing; Receiving — DeAndre Hopkins, 18 catches for 216 yards.
• Colts statistical leaders: Passing — Anthony Richardson, 479 yards on 41-for-72 passes, 3 TD passes, 1 interception in three starts; Rushing — Zach Moss, 280 yards on 66 carries, 1 TD run; Receiving — Michael Pittman Jr., 26 catches for 245 yards, 1 TD.

Related stories on Titans-Colts

• WESTBROOK-IKHINE GOES HOME: Tennessee Titans wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine played his college football at Indiana from 2015 to 2019, so going home to Indianapolis to play the Colts is always a special deal for him. His wife is from the Indianapolis suburbs, and he still has lots of friends there. He's hoping to play a big role as an important part or the Titans' receiving corps. CLICK HERE
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• MEET. THE OPPONENT: Here are three things to know about the Indianapolis Colts, and how they match up with the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. CLICK HERE
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