At one point in Sunday's eventual win over the Titans, the Indianapolis Colts held a 38-7 lead. But over the course of the second half, that lead quickly evaporated and missed tackles were a big reason why.

It was a tough road game despite the Titans drawing first blood. The Colts weren’t happy about that first touchdown and went on to score 38 straight points before the Titans finally scored again. Mason Rudolph was sacked once and threw three interceptions while the defense had no answer for Jonathan Taylor or Anthony Richardson.

At one point on Sunday, the Indianapolis Colts had a 38-7 lead over the Tennessee Titans in the second half. Usually, that's a sure sign you're coasting to a comfortable win. But flash forward to the 2-minute warning at the end of the 4th quarter,

Colts starting quarterback Anthony Richardson did not appear to be practicing on Thursday, the team’s first real practice of the week. A source indicated to IndyStar that the Colts are optimistic that Richardson will still be able to play against the Giants on Sunday,

After a win this past Sunday over the Titans, along with some help from Cincinnati and Miami, the Indianapolis Colts will head into a Week 17 matchup against the New York Giants with their playoff hopes still alive.