Tennessee Titans Vs Indianapolis Colts Live streaming NFL Week 13 Football Match on December 6

Dec. 6, 2009 - PRLog -- Tennessee Titans Vs Indianapolis Colts
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Time: 1:00 PM (ET)
Date: Sunday, December 6, 2009.
Location: Lucas Oil Stadium
TV: CBS
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A pair of streaking teams collide at Lucas Oil Stadium. The unbeaten Colts can tie New England's all-time record with a 21st consecutive regular-season victory. The Titans, who happen to be the last team to beat Indy in the regular season, have won five straight since owner Bud Adams ordered coach Jeff Fisher to replace QB Kerry Collins with Vince Young. Tennessee's playoff pulse is faint, but it's there. If they can upset the Colts, their closing schedule is conducive to a 10-6 record: home games against the Rams, Dolphins and San Diego, a trip to Seattle.

Titans RB Chris Johnson is worth the price of admission. He leads the league with 1,396 yards and is a big play waiting to happen.

The latest installment in the intense rivalry should present a study in offensive opposites. The Colts are riding QB Peyton Manning, who's on pace to throw for 4,900 yards, while the Titans follow the lead of Johnson, who's on pace to run for 2,000. Which team can dictate the game's flow?

The Colts have gotten off to an 11-0 start for the second time in five seasons despite dealing with a spate of significant injuries. They appear to be regaining a bit of their health, though, as CB Kelvin Hayden is expected to return after missing four games with a knee injury. Hayden's return likely sends rookie Jacob Lacey back to the bench. Lacey, though, should replace veteran Tim Jennings as the nickel back in passing situations. That strengthens the secondary.

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Despite injuries to key players and some self-inflicted wounds, the Colts emerged from November with an 11-0 record. They haven't played their best football, but are the type of team to clean up its act on the practice field and transfer it to the playing field. As long as the defense doesn't let Johnson go off -- and that's always a possibility considering his uncanny speed -- the Manning-led offense will prove too potent for Young.