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Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky

As you get amped up for the big Colts-Titans Monday Night Football game, here is every look at the game and every story on the Jaguars and Texans I could find.

I'll check in mid-day and be situated at LP Field early to give you any updates I can.

Houston Texans

• The Texans come up with the most lopsided win in franchise history, writes John McClain.
• Andre Johnson's mood and the Texans as a team are getting better, says Dale Robertson.
• Houston didn't allow a touchdown in two Bengals' trips inside the 20, a big development according to Meghan Manfull.
• Ahman Green left the game with a leg cramp.
• The Texans are a pretty decent football team, according to Jerome Solomon.

Indianapolis Colts

• Four keys for the Colts as they face a big challenge to their AFC South supremacy, from Mike Chappell.
• The Colts throw more than everybody but Detroit while the Titans run more than everybody, making for an interesting contrast, writes Chappell.
• As expected, Joseph Addai, Bob Sanders and Kelvin Hayden are out Monday night, reports Chappell.
• Reggie Wayne's moving to the slot in three wide and can cause problems there, writes Chappell.
• Stopping Albert Haynesworth won't be easy, says Chappell.
• Freddy Keiaho wants to be the Colts' leading tackler, writes Tom James.
• Peyton Manning's looking to help the Colts pull things together, writes Jarrett Bell.

Jacksonville Jaguars

• The Jaguars let another one slip away and Jack Del Rio is not happy about it, writes Vito Stellino.
• Gene Frenette says Del Rio boiled over after this one.
• Jacksonville's defense tightened up late but it wasn't enough, says Hays Carlyon.
• Cleveland's Shaun Rogers did a lot to hurt Jacksonville, according to Garry Smits.
• Michael C. Wright looks at a bad day for special teams.
• Gene Frenette's report card includes no Fs.
• Big games from David Garrard and Matt Jones were not enough, writes Wright.
• The run game did not get on track, says Carlyon.
• Chris Naeole broke his hand in warm-ups and did not play for the first time as planned, according to Kyle Hightower.
• The Jaguars are missing "it," says Cole Pepper.

Tennessee Titans

• Physical play by corners at the line will be a big part of the Titans' defensive plan, writes Jim Wyatt.
• The Titans are out to prove they are no fluke, says Wyatt.
• David Climer buys into the Titans-get-no-national-attention thinking.
• A week-long stretch of stories on Ron Jaworski concludes with a look at the stats he's got access to, by Gary Estwick.
• Game picks from Indy Star and Tennessean writers.
• Wyatt's game preview.
• A win puts Tennessee in complete control of the AFC South standings, says Terry McCormick.
• A look at LenDale White from a Denver perspective, courtesy of Jeff Legwold.
• Big national media day for White, as Sam Farmer also takes a look.