Titans on verge of multiple team, individual milestones. How many will they hit?

By John Glennon

With one game left in the regular season and his team facing a potential win-or-go-home scenario on Sunday, Titans coach Mike Vrabel has gone into prime tunnel-vision mode this week.

Anything but beating Houston on Sunday hasn't been worth wasting a syllable on. Which makes sense.

So it was no surprise to hear Vrabel push aside all chatter of milestones on Thursday, outside of the ones that would involve an automatic playoff berth for the Titans.

“I'd like to win a game,” Vrabel said. “I hope the players would like to win a game as well. That's our only focus.”

There are, however, plenty of other intriguing storylines to follow, even if they are of lesser significance than whether the Titans make the playoffs.

A number of team milestones are up for grabs Sunday – some good, but not all – as are impressive individual milestones for players like Derrick Henry, Ryan Tannehill, A.J. Brown and Corey Davis.

Here's a look at 10 potential Titans milestones, as well as predictions for how things will turn out:

Will the Titans claim their first AFC South crown since 2008? – We'll start with the big one, the bottom-line question. The Titans have made the playoffs twice since last winning a division title, but as a wildcard on both occasions – in 2017 and . . .

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Author: John GlennonMulti-media journalist with extensive expertise covering the NFL, NHL, professional soccer and more, including the Tennessee Titans and Nashville Predators for The Tennessean with articles, videos and podcasts. Strengths include the ability to write quick, concise and thorough analysis, as well as the ability to uncover unique human-interest stories. In working as a reporter, John developed skills that extend beyond the sports journalism world. An efficient and effective communicator, John is confident, calm and productive under deadline pressure and knows the power of the written word. John brings to Broadway Sports a work ethic second to none, an intellectual hunger, and an ability to inform and entertain readers, viewers and listeners. Reach out directly to John at: