game http://www.titanscheapshops.com/cheap-a … wan-jersey , Titans fans have been wondering what happened to the offense. Can OC Matt LaFleur and the Titans offense finally get on track and produce points in London?Bring Back RPOLet’s face it - it’s time to bring back and implement the RPO. Yes, flip to some plays in a section of the playbook that initially injured Marcus Mariota’s throwing hand, kept him out a week and caused him to wear a special glove for most of the season so far. It’s a risk, but the reward is worth it. The reward is offensive points being scored. Without the threat of Mariota utilizing his legs on designed run-pass-options, defenses are scheming to keep Mariota within arms reach and allowing a pocket to form. The problem is, the pocket is allowed to form just long enough for Mariota to feel a few seconds of rush-delayed play progression reading before the entire pocket collapses from both the inside and outside. By teasing Mariota with a few seconds of comfort, defenses transform and have been executing calculated delayed blitzed that have been difficult for the offense line to adapt and react to. How can an offense neutralize a delayed blitz? By being decisive in their attack.With the RPO, the Titans will have three decisive options. Mariota is best when he has to cycle through his progression or read with urgency and he tends to make the right decisions. It’s when he’s given too much time that he struggles finding an escape route on the delayed pass rush attacks.A few dialed up Mariota keepers early will force the defense to rethink their plan of attack. This can buy the Titans offense time to adjust to the defenses re-adjustments. More of the calculated passing offense can be implemented once the defense doesn’t have their ears pinned back.It certainly helps that Joey Bosa isn’t lining up on Sunday morning. Start Lewis, Feed HenryIn a piece I wrote earlier this week Cheap Kevin Byard Jersey , I proposed the idea for LaFleur to start Dion Lewis but feed Derrick Henry. By reversing their usage, it may also reverse their production. It’s easier said than done and many believe Henry should make the most of the carries he’s given. That’s true and he is trying, but he is not the type of back that can warm-up, go cold for a quarter and a half and then return into the game with the expectation that he’ll set the field ablaze. Instead, the opposite is true in regards to Lewis. He doesn’t need volume carries to get going and he doesn’t need a warm up period to be a catalyst for his effectiveness. With Henry, if the bulk of his usage is in the latter half of each quarter it could boost his production. By that time, the offensive line will have a good feel for what the defense is trying to do. LaFleur will see what the defense is doing and can dial up the right play for Henry to potentially have a big gain. When Henry lines up for the first series, the same thing happens each time. The defense sells out to stop the run, will use press man coverage due to not being intimidated by the Titans receivers and promising offensive drives stall out early. The Titans (with the exception of the Philly game this season) aren’t a come from behind team. Truthfully Cheap Marcus Mariota Jersey , they never have been. Especially when teams jump out ahead by two or three scores early, the offensive output historically just hasn’t been enough. The Chargers are a team that can get ahead by a pair of scores early and the defense will aim to shut down the run and challenge the receivers in one-on-one. Offensively, the Titans have to find the end zone. By incorporating the RPO, flipping the usage of Lewis and Henry and producing drives that allow the Titans defense a change to catch their breath a win is possible. A win is out of the question if the Titans offense replicates their production from the previous games against Buffalo and Baltimore. This team cannot afford another AFC loss. A win heading into the bye will be good for the confidence - and for the standings. What is there to say about this one? Once again, after coming up with a massive win over a great team, the Titans came up small against a division opponent. 2016: Titans beat Packers 47-25, turn around and lose to the Colts 24-17.2017: Titans beat Seahawks 33-27, turn around and lose to the Texans 57-14.2018: Titans beat Patriots 34-10, turn around and lose to the Colts 38-10.It’s a rather disturbing pattern that shows the Titans for what they are. They’re both capable of playing with the best teams in the league any given week and capable of completely listless performances in games that they should be competitive in. It’s what the Titans are at this point. The NFL’s ultimate Jekyll and Hyde team Ryan Succop Jersey , capable to thumping the best or getting thumped by the worst on a week to week basis. It’s hard to say they’re any more or less than that without a sustained run suggesting otherwise at this point. With that, let’s get to winners and losers from the game.WinnersNone. The Titans struggled in all three phases of the game, looking nothing like the team that dominated the Patriots in Week 10. LosersAdoree’ JacksonA week after dominating Josh Gordon, Jackson was roasted repeatedly by Colts star T.Y. Hilton, including a 68-yard bomb that set the tone for a lopsided game early. Hilton finished with 9 catches on 9 targets for 155 yards and 2 touchdowns. Jackson has been excellent for the most part in 2018, but he will want to forget about this game. Marcus MariotaThe Titans quarterback struggled throughout the first half, throwing a terrible interception when he failed to see a sagging corner in Cover 2. Mariota often appeared confused by the Colts coverage and was not able to take advantage of a secondary that was missing their best pass defender. Making matters infinitely worse was Mariota going down with an injury just before the half. After being sacked for the 4th time, he appeared to be flexing his throwing hand. He would not return to the game despite lobbying Vrabel on the sideline and the obvious worry is that it was an aggravation of the nerve injury that cost him a start earlier this season. Without Mariota this team is going nowhere. That much is clear after seeing Blaine Gabbert’s effort in the second half. If Mariota can’t go on Monday Night Football against the Texans, the season is effectively over. Get well soon Jurrell Casey Jersey , Marcus.The entire offensive lineThe Titans gave up 5 sacks, got their starting quarterback hurt, and averaged just 3.5 yards per carry on the ground against a Colts defense that is mediocre at best and missing one of their most talented players. It was a shameful performance from a group that was healthy and seemingly trending in the right direction coming in to this one.The pass rushI get that the Colts have now gone 5 straight games without allowing a sack, but the Titans pass rush that was so dominant against New England was a non-factor against Indianapolis. Andrew Luck had all day to throw against the Titans and he made them pay consistently. Brian Orakpo and Derrick Morgan have disappeared this season. Mike VrabelFair or unfair, it certainly appears that the Titans are failing to handle success under their new head coach. Their two biggest wins of the year have both been followed by complete no-shows. That’s at least partially on coaching. Great teams are great week after week, regardless of opponent. The Titans clearly aren’t there yet and there is a really good chance they aren’t getting there this season. That doesn’t mean that Vrabel is a failure as a head coach, but it does show that he has a ways to go. The Titans now face a must win game in Houston on Monday night. A win would put them right back in the race for the AFC South crown. A loss would leave them beginning to look towards 2019. We will see how they respond.I would also like to take a quick moment to wish Dean Pees well. He is staying in the hospital overnight after being forced to miss the game for a medical emergency. Obviously his well being is far more important than any football game. Hoping for a speedy and full recovery for whatever ails the Titans defensive coordinator.