Reading the coverage: Jags FB gets credit for monster game

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky
Here's a Tuesday morning look around the division. Did I miss something good? Please keep letting me know with a note to the mailbag.
Houston Texans

• Matt Schaub remains in place as the Texans starting QB, writes John McClain.
• It's too soon for a quarterback switch, opines Steve Campbell.
• Steve Slaton is the starting running back, says McClain.
• A couple of transcripts from Monday's player interviews, from houstontexans.com.

Indianapolis Colts

• The Colts will look within for answers. Mike Chappell looks at what's going wrong.
• Bob Kravitz dissects the popular mantra the Colts keep repeating about how, "we have to do what we do."
• A look at the calls that went against Indy vs. Jacksonville and an explanation of why the roof at Lucas Oil Stadium was closed, from Phil Richards.

Jacksonville Jaguars

• Fullback Greg Jones had a monster game, paving the way for two backs to top 100 yards in Indianapolis, writes Vito Stellino.
• The Jags doubled up the Colts in multiple ways, according to Kyle G. Nelson.
• Jack Del Rio says Reggie Nelson had only a simple knee sprain, says Kyle G. Nelson.
• "They can't load (the box) any more than they've loaded it, unless they start putting coaches or the mascot in there," Del Rio said. Vic Ketchman of jaguars.com looks at how the Jags have to make opponents pay.

Tennessee Titans

• Merril Hoge backs off his Pittsburgh radio rant about Vince Young, writes Terry McCormick.
• Jeff Fisher said Hoge was incorrect in some of the things he attributed to the Titans coach, writes Jim Wyatt.
• The Titans are among the teams shaking up AFC assumptions, writes Larry Weisman.
• A win over Minnesota would put the Titans at 4-0 for the first time in franchise history, reports Wyatt.
• Tennessee's looking a lot better in the red zone, according to Gary Estwick.

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