Thursday Night Football live stream: How to watch Colts vs Titans free online [Preview, TV start time]

Thursday Night Football will see the Indianapolis Colts and Tennessee Titans clash together, with both teams looking to bounce back immediately from shock losses in Week 10. This one is likely to have big implications on the AFC South, and will be a good one for the neutrals.

The game is scheduled to start at 8.25 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on the NFL network. Alternatively the game can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below.

Losses to the St Louis Rams and the Jacksonville Jaguars last weekend have made this game a more "must-win" match up for both teams. If the Titans can get the victory they would be able to apply some much needed pressure on the Colts, but if the Colts can claim the win today they will have one foot towards winning their first division title since Peyton Manning left the team.

The Titans must get in Andrew Luck's face tonight, and their defensive front will be huge in deciding which way this game goes. The Colts looked hugely vulnerable last weekend against the St Louis Rams at home, and if the Titans can replicate those problems for Indianapolis then they could gain the win today.

Although Luck was sacked three times last week, but more concerning he was "under pressure" on 24 of his 54 dropbacks – amounting to 45 percent of the time, according to Pro Football Focus.

However, the Titans have managed only 25 sacks this season through their nine games, so they will have their work cut out tonight.

Thursday Night Football will start at 8.25 p.m. ET and can be watched by clicking here.

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