The Tennessee Titans rallied throughout the season to finish with a 10-6 record. Although they finished third in the AFC South behind the Indianapolis Colts and the Jacksonville Jaguars, they still managed to clinch a wild card position for the playoffs. The Titans started off strong in the first game against the Jacksonville Jaguars when Vince Young, Chris Brown, and LenDale White recorded a combined rushing total of 282 yards which set a new franchise record. In the win against division rivals the Houston Texans, kicker Rob Bironas set a league record kicking eight field goals in one game, the most in a single game in NFL history. The Titans were off to a 6-2 start but then lost three games in a row putting pressure on the playoff race. In the loss against the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Titans came in as the league’s top-ranked run defense but found it difficult to apply that statistic in the game. Quarterback Vince Young threw a 20-yard touchdown pass which was his fist in 115 pass attempts. The following week, Young threw two interceptions on consecutive drives ending the chance of a comeback to the Denver Broncos. However, he did earn a game ball in the second meeting with the Texans where he was 21-31 for 248 yards and two touchdowns, with one interception. He finished the regular season throwing 17 interceptions, which needs to be improved for the Titans to see a Super Bowl birth next year.