Andrews carried the ball 16 times for 64 yards, and caught all three of his targets for 18 more in Sunday's loss to the Texans.

EDGE Analysis

Andrews led the Titans in yards from scrimmage with 82, but obviously failed to find the end zone since nobody on the team did. The second-year pro is worth a look in all formats as he is the team's primary running back at this point, but it's hard to get too excited about any member of an offense that has just 36 points over its last four games.

Andrews will likely see his workload increase following Sunday's 10-carry, 57-yard showing against the Falcons, The Tennessean reports.

EDGE Analysis

Andrews has clearly surpassed Bishop Sankey for early-down and short-yardage work, but Dexter McCluster will still be the primary passing-down back and rookie David Cobb (hamstring) may return within the next few weeks to push Andrews for playing time. For the time being, Andrews is the clear favorite to lead Tennessee in carries, starting with Sunday's favorable matchup against a struggling Houston defense. The upside here is still somewhat limited, not only because of McCluster and Cobb, but also because the Tennessee offense is a mess.

Andrews picked up 57 yards on 10 carries Sunday against Atlanta, and was not targeted in the passing game.

EDGE Analysis

Andrews got 10 carries while Dexter McCluster saw only five. The second-year running back ran well and hard, but he didn't get a chance to see any goal-line work because the Titans scored just seven points all game.

Andrews carried the ball nine times for 23 yards and caught his only target for two more in Sunday's loss to Miami.

EDGE Analysis

Andrews got the majority of the team's touches out of the backfield but failed to deliver any significant positive plays. He could conceivably continue to get the most reps at running back due to Bishop Sankey's struggles, but averaging 2.6 yards per carry just won't cut it.

Andrews carried the ball seven times for nine yards and a touchdown, and added three catches for 45 yards on four targets.

EDGE Analysis

Andrews found pay dirt on a one-yard plunge for the team's only touchdown of the day in the third quarter, but was otherwise extremely quiet on the ground. The second-year running back also led the Titans in receiving yards, and seems to be the man to own in their committee due to his prominent roles at the goal line and as a receiver.

Andrews played a surprisingly prominent role against the Colts on Sunday, leading the Titans with 12 carries for 49 yards and a touchdown. He also added one reception for 12 yards on two targets.

EDGE Analysis

Andrews was projected to do little more than spell Bishop Sankey and Dexter McCluster when they needed rest, but the second-year back ended up playing the lead role in his first appearance of the season. The Titans have been unhappy with their lack of rushing production thus far in 2015, so it's possible Andrews has propelled himself all the way to the top of the team's muddled running back depth chart, at least in the short term.

Andrews (hamstring) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Colts.

EDGE Analysis

With Terrance West inactive Sunday, Andrews adds depth to the Titans' Week 3 backfield mix, behind Bishop Sankey and along with Dexter McCluster.

Andrews (hamstring) is considered probable for Sunday's game against the Colts.

EDGE Analysis

Andrews has participated in some capacity during practice throughout this week, which puts him in good standing to make his season debut on Sunday. If Andrews indeed suits up to face the Colts, he'll add another option to a Titans' ground game with Bishop Sankey, Terrance West and Dexter McCluster already in tow.

Andrews (hamstring) practiced in a limited fashion Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Andrews, who has missed the Titans' last two games, could thus return to the mix as early as Sunday's game against the Colts, though a wait-and-see approach is order, with Bishop Sankey, Dexter McCluster and Terrance West also in the team's backfield corps.

Andrews (hamstring) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Browns, the Tennessean reports.

EDGE Analysis

With Andrews still out, the Titans' Week 2 backfield will be headed by Bishop Sankey, Dexter McCluster and Terrance West.