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Titans at Colts: Which players are inactive for Week 6
Tennessee lists seven players inactive, while Indianapolis scratches five, for Sunday’s AFC South matchup at Lucas Oil Stadium.
The Tennessee Titans and Indianapolis Colts set their Week 6 inactives for the 1 p.m. EDT/noon CDT kickoff on Sunday, Oct. 18 at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Tennessee (0-5) will be without safety Kevin Winston Jr., cornerback Alontae Taylor, running back Nick Singleton, offensive tackle Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson, tight end Kylen Granson, defensive lineman Jordan Elliott, and defensive tackle Jackie Marshall.
Indianapolis (2-3) will have quarterback Riley Leonard (listed as the third quarterback), wide receiver Ashton Dulin, linebacker Jaylon Carlies, guard Dalton Tucker, and tight end Tyler Warren inactive.
The Titans and Colts meet for their second consecutive divisional game of the week for Tennessee, and Indianapolis enters Sunday having won the past six meetings in the series after a stretch of five straight Titans victories from 2020 to 2022.
In the all-time series, the Colts hold the advantage with a 41-22 lead in 63 previous meetings, including playoff games.
Why It Matters
- The inactives shape Sunday’s available depth at key skill positions for both clubs.
- Tennessee’s absence of multiple interior defensive and offensive options can affect matchups across the line of scrimmage.
- For Indianapolis, having a third-quarterback inactive limits the emergency depth at quarterback.
- With the Colts holding recent momentum in the series, the available lineups add extra pressure in an AFC South game with divisional implications.
Key Facts
- Kickoff for Titans at Colts is scheduled for 1 p.m. EDT/noon CDT Sunday, Oct. 18 at Lucas Oil Stadium.
- Titans inactive: S Kevin Winston Jr., CB Alontae Taylor, RB Nick Singleton, T Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson, TE Kylen Granson, DL Jordan Elliott, DT Jackie Marshall.
- Colts inactive: QB Riley Leonard (third QB), WR Ashton Dulin, LB Jaylon Carlies, G Dalton Tucker, TE Tyler Warren.
- Tennessee is playing its second straight divisional game this week.
- Indianapolis leads the all-time series 41-22, with the Colts winning the past six meetings after Titans won five straight from 2020 to 2022.