The Green Bay Packers will go for their second win of the season on Sunday when they play the Tennessee Titans in Nashville.

The Green Bay Packers controlled the ground game and the clock in its 16-10 win over the Indianapolis Colts. The Packers used six players to rush 53 times for 261 yards, including 151 yards from Josh Jacobs on 32 carries. The 53 rushes were the most the Packers had done in a game since the mid-1970s. The Packers also controlled the time of possession, holding onto the ball for over 40 minutes. Malik Willis threw for just over 120 yards on 12-14 passing in his Packers debut. He could be in line for his second straight if it is determined that Jordan Love is still not ready to go after his MCL sprain.

The Titans have found ways to lose while leading late in their losses this year. Will Levis' pick-six led to the Titans' season-opening loss to the Chicago Bears while his fumble set up the game-winning score for the New York Jets. They lost both games by 24-17 scores.

Sunday's game is a noon kickoff.