Quick Take: Falcons (1-3) at Titans (2-1)

Last meeting
In November 2003, Tennessee erased a 21-point first-quarter deficit as quarterbacks Steve McNair and Billy Volek combined for three touchdowns in a 38-31 win over Atlanta.

Streaks
The Titans have won four in a row and own a 6-5 lead in the overall series.

Last week
Atlanta got its first victory of the season against visiting Houston. Falcons quarterback Joey Harrington threw two touchdown passes and 47-year-old kicker Morten Andersen hit four field goals in a 26-16 win. The Titans are coming off a bye.

At stake
The Falcons can jump back into the NFC South race with a win. Tennessee, meanwhile, has to keep winning if it wants to have any chance of catching the 4-0 Colts in the NFC South. A home loss to the 1-3 Falcons would set back any momentum the Titans have from their pre-bye week thrashing of the Saints.

Key matchup
Atlanta linebacker Michael Boley vs. Tennessee quarterback Vince Young. Boley, who leads the Falcons with 31 tackles, will probably need to continue his strong play if Atlanta expects to slow down Young. While Young has woked hard on his passing game -- he has completed 63 percent of his passes this season -- his main weapon remains his scrambling ability. He tends to break many of his big runs to the right side, and it will be up to Boley to help contain perhaps the best dual threat in the NFL.

Did you know?
Titans coach Jeff Fisher is 12-1 (.923) against NFC South opponents.