The Indianapolis Colts secured a vital victory against the Tennessee Titans, completing a season sweep for the first time since 2015-16. Despite a strong lead, the Colts had to fend off a late-game surge from the Titans to win 37-30.

Running back Jonathan Taylor and quarterback Anthony Richardson shone, with Taylor rushing for 218 yards and three touchdowns, while Richardson set a career-high for rushing yards. The Colts also set a franchise record with 335 rushing yards in the game.

On defense, the Colts recorded three interceptions for the second consecutive week, showcasing their ability to disrupt the Titans' offense. This performance highlights the Colts' potential as they aim to build momentum in the final stretch of the season.

The Minnesota Vikings are set to welcome new left tackle Cam Robinson, who was acquired just five days ago from the Jacksonville Jaguars, to replace the injured Christian Darrisaw against the Indianapolis Colts.

Robinson practiced with the team for the first time on Thursday and is expected to make an immediate impact. Additionally, guard Dalton Risner has been activated from injured reserve and tight end T.J. Hockenson will also be available for the first time this season.

However, the Vikings will be without linebacker Blake Cashman and cornerback Akayleb Evans due to injuries, while defensive tackle Taki Taimani has been placed on injured reserve.

The Miami Dolphins will be without key defensive players Jevon Holland and Emmanuel Ogbah due to injuries as they prepare to face the Indianapolis Colts in Week 7. However, their offensive lineup remains intact, with notable players like Austin Jackson and Odell Beckham Jr. available.

On the Colts' side, running back Jonathan Taylor will miss the game due to an ankle injury, along with linebacker E.J. Speed. Despite these setbacks, their top wide receivers are set to play.