Penalties, injuries cost the Titans in loss to AFC South rival Indianapolis
Associated PressNASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Titans ' ninth and final penalty could not have come at a worse moment. Trying to protect a 28-25 lead with the clock winding down, Kyle Peko sacked Colts quarterback Gardner Minshew on Indianapolis’ third play for an 8-yard loss. “We lost a tough game, hurt for the players because there were opportunities for us to give in, circumstances, situations,” Titans coach Mike Vrabel said. Just unfortunate we didn’t win.” The Titans lost their first home game in Nashville after being flagged nine times for 74 yards compared to just four for 29 for the Colts. “So I don’t know what a penalty is if that’s not one.” Vrabel noted the flag on Murphy-Bunting was the first time the crew led by referee Craig Wrolstad had called illegal contact in the game.