Titans vs. Dolphins: TV Schedule, Live Stream, Spread Info, Game Time and More

The Miami Dolphins head into Week 10 of the 2012-13 NFL season with a 4-4 record. They have a legitimate chance of making the postseason in a wide open AFC. 

Tennessee is on the outside looking in, and barring a run, it appears it will be watching the postseason from the couch. 

If Miami is a playoff team, this is a game it must take care of at home. There will be no excuses if it doesn't. 

Here is all the information you need to get you ready for this intriguing showdown. 

Where: Sun Life Stadium, Miami

When: Sunday, Nov. 11 at 1 p.m. ET

Watch: CBS

Live Stream: NFL DirecTV

Betting Line: Miami (-6), according to Covers

Tennessee Injury Report (via CBS Sports)

Player	Injury
WR Kendall Wright	Elbow
LB Patrick Bailey	Ribs
WR Kenny Britt	Knee
CB Tommie Campbell	Ankle
S Michael Griffin	Hip
QB Jake Locker	Shoulder
LB Colin McCarthy	Ankle
T Michael Roos	Abdomen
T David Stewart	Knee
C Fernando Velasco	Concussion
DB Alterraun Verner	Thigh
WR Nate Washington	Knee
DE Kamerion Wimbley	Toe
LB Will Witherspoon	Hamstring

Miami Injury Report (via CBS Sports)

Player	Injury
LB Karlos Dansby	Biceps
WR Brian Hartline	Groin/Hamstring
CB Richard Marshall	Back
DT Tony McDaniel	Knee
QB Matt Moore	Right Calf
C Mike Pouncey	Achilles
QB Ryan Tannehill	Knee
RB Daniel Thomas	Elbow
LB Jason Trusnik	Forearm

What's at Stake?

Miami is a fringe playoff team this season. If the Dolphins are what they believe they can be, this is a game they must win.

Good teams beat up on bad teams at home. At 4-4, a loss to the Titans at home would be simply inexcusable from a contender.

This Sunday will determine whether or not Miami is a pretender. 

Fantasy Plays

Chris Johnson, Tennessee RB

Chris Johnson is on pace for a bounce-back season after barely getting over the 1,000-yard mark last season. He has 736 yards through nine weeks and is on pace to eclipse last year's numbers in the next few weeks.

After struggling to start the season, Johnson has found some of his old steps. In the past three games, Johnson is averaging 145 yards per contest while showing his explosive speed. 

If the hand is hot, keeping playing him.

Reggie Bush, Miami RB

Reggie Bush is still one of the best dual-threat running backs in all of the NFL. He is a fantasy owner's dream, especially in point-per-reception leagues.

Bush will be going up against a defense that allows 141.6 yards rushing per game (30th in NFL) and 272.7 yards passing per game (27th in NFL). Miami will be able to put plenty of points on the board, and it all starts with Reggie Bush.

What They're Saying

Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean is reporting that Titans head coach Mike Munchak believes quarterback Jake Locker could play this Sunday if he sees good test results.

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#Titans Coach Mike Munchak: QB Jake Locker gets good tests results, could play on Sunday at Miami tnne.ws/VRQmug

— Jim Wyatt (@jwyattsports) November 7, 2012"

Locker certainly changes the schemes of the defense with his mobility, so this is something to keep an eye on as we enter the latter part of the week. 

Key Matchup: Tennessee's defense against Miami's offense 

Tennessee's defense isn't very good. It has allowed 30 points or more six times this season while looking atrocious in just about every category imaginable. 

Even going up against a rookie quarterback, the Titans defense will be under fire on Sunday. It must find ways to get off the field on third down, be stingy in the red zone and most importantly, force turnovers.

If Tennessee can't force turnovers, this will be an easy Miami victory. 

Prediction

Miami is a better overall football team than Tennessee. Playing at home will benefit the Dolphins as the Titans are 1-3 on the road this season and Miami is 2-1 at the friendly confines of Sun Life Stadium.

Miami 28, Tennessee 20