Led by a sensational, 7-catch, 225 yard, 3-touchdown performance by WR Kenny Britt, the Tennessee Titans overcame a second half deficit in their 37-19 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.

Benched for the majority of the first half due to his off-the-field behavior, an apparently motivated Kenny Britt became a one-man wrecking crew as he repeatedly dominated helpless Eagle defenders on several big passing plays.

Additional thoughts on today's Titans' victory...after the jump.

The list of inactives is out for today's game, and includes the following names

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
DT Brodrick Bunkley, LB Keenan Clayton, LB Clay Harbor, RB James Harrison, WR DeSean Jackson, CB Trevard Lindley, OT Jason Peters, QB Michael Vick (#3 QB)

TENNESSEE TITANS
DT Tony Brown, LB Rennie Curran, G Ryan Durand, WR Justin Gage, S Robert Johnson, T/G Troy Kropog, CB Jason McCourty, QB Rusty Smith (#3 QB)

With Vick as the #3 QB, Mike Kafka will be backing up Kevin Kolb.  Jason Avant gets the start at wide receiver in place of Jackson.  King Dunlap should start at left tackle once again. For the Titans, Tony Brown seems to have fallen on the wrong edge of the line, so Amon Gordon returns to the lineup.  Verner gets another start in place of McCourty, and I'd expect to see the Eagles test his deep speed.  Collins gets the start for VY, just as I'd expected he would all week, but VY is healthy enough they're keeping Rusty as QB3.  Damian Williams also gets the start with Britt being punished for his gross stupidity.

The key to today's game in my mind is the key to Kevin Kolb.  There are really two issues here: first, are the Eagles able to protect him, or are the Titans able to force him to make unplanned quick decisions.  Second, he had a good game last week against the Falcons because he was able to throw with anticipation against the Falcons' predictable coverages.  I'd expect the Titans to be harder to read than the Falcons were, and Kolb will have to make throws he wasn't making before last week.  The things to watch for here are, first, how much 3-step passing do the Eagles do, and do they start the game with it or switch to it out of necessity, and second, how much work does RB LeSean McCoy get in the short passing game.

Feel free to leave your comments here during today's game.  I'll probably be chiming in occasionally on twitter, so feel free to follow me there.

During the first installment of this week's question and answer exchange, Total Titans answered the questions posed by Eagles Eye in preparation for Sunday's Tennessee Titans/Philadelphia Eagles interconference matchup.

In this installment, we have the second and final part of the Q&A, with Thomas Jackson of Eagles Eye answering the inquiries provided by the faithful readers of Total Titans.

Up next...part II of the Q&A exchange.

Kerry Collins may get his first start of the season. Photo by Andrew Strickert for Total Titans.

The Tennessee Titans (4-2) will attempt to remain at the top of the AFC South this Sunday when they host the Philadelphia Eagles, also 4-2, in an interconference meeting.

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Justin Babin leads the Titans with six sacks. Photo by Andrew Strickert for Total Titans

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In preparation for this week's pivotal interconference matchup between the Tennessee Titans and the Philadelphia Eagles, Total Titans exchanged questions and answers with a blog that's focused upon this week's Titan opponent.

The blog that I'm referring to is Bloguin's own Eagles Eye, a great site that's authored by Thomas Jackson.

Up next...part one of this week's Q&A exchange, with Eagles Eye asking the questions and Total Titans supplying the answers.

The Tennessee Titans (4-2) will attempt to continue their winning ways this weekend as they play host to the Philadelphia Eagles (4-2).

In preparation for Sunday's Titans/Eagles battle, as usual, we'll be conducting a question/answer exchange with someone who blogs/writes about the Titans' upcoming opponent.

Have any questions you'd like to ask about this week's Titans/Eagles matchup? Feel free to leave your inquiries in the comments section below.