NFL Week 13 Game Recap: Indianapolis Colts 31, Tennessee Titans 28

A missed extra point sent this game to overtime, but in the end, the Indianapolis Colts downed the Tennessee Titans, 31-28, in Week 13.

Offensive spotlight: Big performances from Colts wide receivers Michael Pittman Jr. and Alec Pierce proved the difference, including on the final drive in overtime with the team needing to answer Tennessee’s score. Both players cleared 100 yards, with Pierce getting there on three catches and Pittman on 11. Each player scored a touchdown, with Pittman’s serving as the game-winning play deep in overtime.

Defensive spotlight: Samson Ebukam continued his outstanding recent form, again proving to be a major factor as a pass-rusher. He sacked rookie Will Levis twice and, pending grade review, generated a 25.9% pass-rush win rate after tying for the team lead in total pressures. This represented the second straight game with multiple sacks for Ebukam.

Rookie spotlight: Though his box score numbers aren’t great, Will Levis had another solid outing at quarterback for the Titans and made several splash plays, including more than one in a very unusual fashion. He did his best John Elway impersonation early in the game to dive for a first down and get helicoptered in mid-flight by incoming hits, and he was able to recover his own fumble by hustling for thee loose ball after it was hit from his grip by the Colts' pass rush.

Levis averaged just 6.0 yards per attempt and completed fewer than 50% of his passes, but he also had multiple big-time throws and led the team to a go-ahead score in overtime.

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