Tennessee Titans Vs. Indianapolis Colts Monday Night Football: Everything You Need To Know

NASHVILLE, TN — After a pair of disastrous road losses — blown out in Houston by the Texans, followed by a loss to the woeful Miami Dolphins — the Tennessee Titans return to Nissan Stadium for an AFC South match-up against the Indianapolis Colts Monday night. Marcus Mariota looks on track to return under center for the Titans as they look to keep pace in the division, where three teams — including the Colts — are 2-3, one game back of the division-leading Texans. The Colts have won 11 straight games against Tennessee dating back to 2011.

Here’s everything you need to know.

Kickoff time: 7:30 PM CT

TV and radio: ESPN or WKRN with play-by-play from Sean McDonough and analysis from Jon Gruden, Titans Radio Network

Point spread: Bovada has yet to post a line, due to injuries to both Mariota and Colts quarterback Andrew Luck.

Tickets: The game is officially sold out, but plenty of re-sale tickets are available via Ticketmaster and NFL Ticket Exchange. There are also seats available on secondary sites like StubHub.

Parking: All on-site parking at Nissan Stadium requires a Titans-issued parking pass, but there are plenty of cash lots around the stadium. The Titans and InShuttle offer a $10 shuttle service from the state lot at 10th Avenue and Charlotte and from Greer Stadium. The service begins at 6 PM.

Prohibited items: The Titans adhere to the NFL bag policy, which allows bags that are clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and do not exceed 12” x 6” x 12” or a one-gallon clear plastic freezer bag. Small clutch bags, no larger than the hand, may be carried along with one of the clear-bag options. Also prohibited are banners or signs larger than a standard piece of poster board, video cameras, any item with a pole or stick (including selfie sticks), umbrellas, strollers, noisemakers and laser pointers.

Traffic: Metro Police warn that traffic for both fans and downtown workers could be a bear Monday evening. The Woodland Street Bridge closes at 4:30 PM to car traffic and is available only to pedestrians and shuttles until after the game. The Korean Veterans Bridge is open to traffic in both directions until the beginning of mass egress (usually around the beginning of the fourth quarter), at which time it moves to westbound (that is: towards downtown) traffic only.