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Henry leads Titans' run to AFC South lead 45-26 over Colts

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INDIANAPOLIS – Derrick Henry carried the Tennessee Titans into the AFC South lead Sunday.Now the defending rushing champion wants to finish the job with a division title and another deep playoff run.Henry battered the NFL's second-stingiest defense for 140 yards and three touchdowns in the first half, finished with 178 yards and led the Titans to a crucial 45-26 rout at Indianapolis.The win gives Tennessee (8-3) sole possession of the division lead, a split in the two-game season series and a tie-breaking edge based on current division records of the teams.

Henry also padded his lead as he chases a second straight rushing crown.He has three straight 100-yard games and eight consecutive road games with 100 or more yards, tying former Titans.

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