The Rams are a top-five offense averaging more than 30 points and 400 total yards. Matthew Stafford is putting up MVP numbers and Cooper Kupp has been the best wide receiver in the NFL. Tennessee has a below average defense.

The Titans aren't going to be able to stop the Rams. Tennessee's game plan of keeping the ball away from Stafford and Co. is out the window with Derrick Henry out. So the Titans are now forced to keep up with the Rams matching them score for score. They will have to throw to do that.

Ryan Tannehill does have the explosive wide receiving weapons to accomplish this. Jeremy McNichols will become a bigger part of the game plan. He's the Titans' second-leading receiver catching passes out of the backfield.

Titans offensive coordinator Todd Downing has had a full week to alter his standard game plan knowing Henry won't be available.

The Rams picked up Von Miller, which should help their pass rush. But I don't see this happening right away. Miller isn't 100 percent and is past his prime. The Rams could experience some cultural shock having played the Lions, Giants and Texans during their last three games. Now they're playing a real offense.