"That's one of those games we circled when the schedule came out," tight end Bo Scaife of the Colts game. "But to get to 7-0, you've got to be 6-0 first. That's kind of the approach we're taking."

"I took a page out of Randy Moss' book, and I looked up at the Jumbotron to make sure nobody was coming," [White] said of breaking into the clear. "And once I saw them gaining, I had to cut to the side to make sure I got into the end zone. Somebody threw beer in my face, but it tasted good."

"We're definitely excited because it's the Colts," return man Chris Carr said. "I don't think it matters what our record is. People still hold the Colts up there as an elite football team and if we can beat them, people will start viewing us a little more seriously. So it doesn't matter what the Colts record is, with Peyton Manning there, people will still feel like, 'Hey, this is a better football team than the Titans.' So if we go out there Monday night and beat them on our home field and improve to 7-0, we can send a statement to a lot of people in the NFL that we are one of those elite teams."

"That's the first thing Coach (Jim) Schwartz was telling us when we got into the meeting room on Tuesday was, 'Don't look ahead. Don't look ahead. Don't take these guys for granted. Come back in here and take it one game at a time,'" defensive end Jevon Kearse said.