CHIEFS TEAM RANK: Rushing Offense - 151 yards per game (4th in NFL); Passing Offense - 267.8 ypg (5th); Total Offense - 418.8 ypg (2nd). Rushing Defense - 108.6 ypg (12th); Passing Defense - 261.4 ypg (31st); Total Defense - 370 ypg (30th).
TITANS TEAM RANK: Rushing Offense - 124.4 ypg (12th); Passing Offense - 205 ypg (20th); Total Offense - 329.4 ypg (15th). Rushing Defense - 118.2 ypg (17th); Passing Defense - 214.8 ypg (18th); Total Defense - 333 ypg (16th).
TITANS TEAM RANK: Rushing Offense - 124.4 ypg (12th); Passing Offense - 205 ypg (20th); Total Offense - 329.4 ypg (15th). Rushing Defense - 118.2 ypg (17th); Passing Defense - 214.8 ypg (18th); Total Defense - 333 ypg (16th).
Questionable with injured sternum. Game time decision. Even a healthy McNair would have a hard time overcoming a Tennessee defense that ranks in the middle of the league this season after being one of the NFL's best in recent seasons. The Titans have surrendered 82 points in losing their last two games. A banged-up defense that has added Samari Rolle and Rocky Calmus to an already long injury list seems to be unable to hold up for entire games. The Titans have yielded an NFL-high 103 points in the fourth quarter and have been outscored by 82 points in the second half, worst in the league. If McNair can't play, the Titans will again turn to Billy Volek. The backup threw three touchdown passes last week, but that didn't matter because Tennessee's defense was no match for Indianapolis' league-leading offense.
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