The Indianapolis Colts (1-1) went on the road Sunday and came away with a divisional win in Week 2 over the Tennessee Titans (1-1) at Nissan Stadium.
The 19-17 win continued the dominance Indy has enjoyed over the Titans and has shown that the Colts aren’t a team that will go down easy. They’ve competed against two playoff-caliber teams to begin the season.
Here’s a look at the offensive snap counts for the Colts in Week 2:
There aren’t many changes to the offense. The biggest riser is wide receiver Deon Cain, who saw 46% of the offensive snaps but was closely followed by Pascal (44%) and Rogers (40%).
Running back Jordan Wilkins saw only 11 snaps but finished with five carries for 82 yards, which included a big 55-yard run to set up the go-ahead touchdown.
Here’s a look at the defensive snap counts from the Week 2 win:
Defensive end Al-Quadin Muhammad played 83% of the snaps with Jabaal Sheard and Kemoko Turay both injured. Rookie cornerback Rock Ya-Sin filled in for Pierre Desir when the latter exited with a knee injury.
After being inactive in Week 1, defensive tackle Tyquan Lewis played 53% of the snaps, the second-most among interior defensive linemen.
