The Titans are dealing with major issues on the O-line as JC Latham and Kevin Zeitler are inactive, but I have to fade the Colts as six-point road favorites in a divisional matchup. Yes, the offense looked impressive against what is supposed to be a great Denver defense last week, but I have enough faith in this Tennessee defense to get stops. Cam Ward should also have a much easier time against this Colts defense than he did against the Broncos and Rams. Only a play if you can catch the six points.

Daniel Jones finally plays outdoors and are we sure that he’s going to continue his stellar play? Yes, the Titans have committed the most penalties in the league thus far, but the Colts have failed to cover their last six September games as road favorites. It’s seeming almost too easy to take Indianapolis here.

DraftKings. Josh Downs is averaging 7.9 yards per reception this season, on a 7.3 average depth of target. While he did clear this line with a 19-yard catch last week, that was due to busted coverage, with a safety matched up on him. The fact is, the slot receiver is pretty low on the pecking order for deep targets, behind the likes of Michael Pittman, Alec Pierce and rookie standout, Tyler Warren. I’ll trust the Titans secondary here.

"Indiana Jones", or Daniel Jones, has scored rushing touchdowns in the first two weeks (3 total) this season. Can he make it three weeks in a row? I think that's definitely in play. Remember, head coach Shane Steichen was the offensive coordinator with the Eagles when the "Tush Push" was born. While the Indy version with Jones is not the "Tush Push", but a standard quarterback sneak. The point is, Steichen obviously sees a value in using Jones and the quarterback sneak near the goal line. So getting nice plus odds at +185 feels like a value I want to play for Jones to score again in Week 3.

I’m selling high on the Colts after a dramatic win last week. The dome environment in Indy may be a key factor for Daniel Jones, who is 3-11 ATS in the last two seasons when playing outdoors. Now he heads to Tennessee to face an underrated Titans team, that had 2nd half leads over both the Rams & the Broncos. The Titans committed the most penalties through two weeks, and Cam Ward has been the most sacked quarterback… yet still Tennessee have been competitive in their first two games, despite what the box scores show. It looks like key Titans players RG Kevin Zeitler & CB L’Jarius Sneed will both play. I see this AFC South clash being decided by a field goal. Titan Up.

We went to this last week and it hit thanks to the anticipated volume that Pollard was to receive. He's looking at the same Rush Attempt number (17.5) against the Colts and I think he can hit this yardage number well before he reaches his 17th attempt. While Pollard hasn't been a model of efficiency, he's also gone up against two excellent defensive units in the Broncos and Rams. This week he gets a Colts defense far less impressive in a game that I expect to be relatively tight. The Titans only chance is to lean on Pollard.

As long as the oddsmakers continue to undervalue Tyler Warren we will continue to back the future All-Pro Tight End. I absolutely love the way that Tyler Warren is being utilized in a variety of ways as he is the clear focal point of the Colts revamped passing attack. Warren is the new RPO king and I’d make this his receiving line significantly higher considering his elite usage and receiving profile. Through the first two weeks of the season Warren leads all TEs in target share, air yards, YPRR, targets per route run, and virtually every key receiving metric.