In the end, the Titans’ botched final offensive series of the first half wouldn’t have mattered much anyway.

The Colts’ offense was too good, the Titans’ offense too inconsistent for a few plays to have made a significant difference in Indianapolis’ 41-20 victory over Tennessee at Nissan Stadium.

But it was the latest painful reminder of a team that can’t get it out of its own way, and of a coaching staff that seems unable to lead it.

Where to start?

The Titans (0-3) got the ball at their 41-yard-line with 3:15 remaining in the second quarter and trailed 17-6. They had all three of their timeouts.

It was a little strange to see the team run the ball on five consecutive plays, but the Titans did reach the Indianapolis 39 — facing fourth-and-1 — with :42 remaining, and Tennessee still h

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