Reading the coverage: Manning is back

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky

Let's hopscotch around the division.

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Houston Texans

Matt Schaub looks like he'll play again this season, but for a while the Texans weren't sure, writes John McClain.

Defensive tackle Amobi Okoye could return from an ankle injury Sunday, says McClain.

Indianapolis Colts

Ten games into the season there is little doubt Peyton Manning is back, writes Mike Chappell.

Tony Dungy is hopeful that cornerback Kelvin Hayden (hamstring) will be ready to play Sunday in San Diego. The status of Bob Sanders (knee) is cloudier, says Phil Richards.

A look ahead to Colts-Chargers.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Jack Del Rio says he's got a million motivational ideas but doesn't seem worried his team will go through the motions, writes Vito Stellino.

Five questions with tackle Khalif Barnes.

A day late - Mike Bianchi said the Jaguars' locker room smelled of a dying team.

Tennessee Titans

The undefeated Titans are blending humility and confidence, according to Jim Wyatt.

A day late - Pete Prisco says the Titans are the class of the AFC.

Wyatt and Gary Estwick have their Tuesday back-and-forth.

David Thornton wins the Titans Walter Payton Man of the Year award, says Estwick.

Role players show their value for the Titans, according to Terry McCormick.

The rested Jets have turned their attention to the Titans.

Bud Adams and several old Houston Oilers paid last respects to Orville Trash, an original Oilers who died last week.



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