NFL power rankings, Week 11: Titans rise, Packers tumble

35. The first time running back DeMarco Murray touched the ball on Sunday against the Green Bay Packers, he ran 75 yards for a touchdown. That was just the beginning of a 35-point first half for Mike Mularkey’s club. The Titans would amass 351 total yards by intermission and own a 19-point lead in the process. And it was all said and done, Tennessee held off Aaron Rodgers and his team’s comeback attempt and rolled to a convincing victory. Marcus Mariota threw for 295 yards and four scores, Murray added a touchdown pass to teammate Delanie Walker and the Titans totaled five sacks and three takeaways in the victory. <p>Next Week: The Titans get another crack at the Colts (off in Week 10), who came away with a 34-26 win at Nashville back in Week 7 when last these clubs met. But it’s worth noting that Tennessee has dropped 10 straight in this divisional series and haven’t won at Indianapolis since 2007.</p> <p>Playoff hopes: The team is certainly in the mix and within striking distance of the first-place Houston Texans. But the Titans had better start doing better in their head-to-head matchups within the division. A win at Indianapolis next Sunday would be a huge step in the right direction when it comes to the muddled AFC.</p>. 5-5. Previous: . Tennessee Titans. 14. team