NASHVILLE, TENN. (AP) -- The Tennessee Titans kept their perfect season intact by rallying against a division rival Monday night.
LenDale White ran for a pair of one-yard touchdowns in the second half as the Titans beat Indianapolis 31-21 at Nashville. The Colts led 14-6 until White scored his first touchdown and Ahmard Hall followed with a reception on the two-point conversion.
Rob Bironas put the Titans ahead to stay by drilling a 48-yard field goal 10 seconds into the fourth quarter. White and Chris Johnson rushed for touchdowns 64 seconds apart to make it 31-14.
Peyton Manning threw for two touchdowns and ran for another but was intercepted twice by Chris Hope.
The win leaves the Titans 7-and-0, four games ahead of the Colts, Jacksonville and Houston in the AFC South.
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