NFL Week 2, Steelers Vs. Titans: Steelers Lose Dixon But Win 19-11 As Titans Bench Young

Could Kerry Collins engineer the day’s most improbable comeback?

Tennessee trailed 19-3 with less than a minute to go, but Collins connected with Nate Washington for a score and then found Kenny Britt for a two-point conversion to make it 19-11.

Jeff Fisher’s mid-race horse switch hasn’t paid off so far, with Kerry Collins overthrowing Nate Washington and Bryant McFadden making a diving snag.

Tennessee’s third-string passer, rookie Rusty Smith from Florida Atlantic, may want to go find his helmet.

After two picks and two fumbles, the most recent one recovered by the Steelers in Titans territory, Vince Young is getting pulled.

Kerry Collins is warming up on the sidelines as Young mopes. Collins has played in only one game since week seven of last year, when he was benched for Young.

Dennis Dixon is questionable to return after injuring his left knee against Tennessee. Team doctors were examining him on the sideline, but then took him into the locker room for X-rays.

Charlie Batch has filled in at quarterback for the Steelers, fumbling his first snap. The Steelers do not have a third quarterback this week.

Steelers kick returner Antonio Brown sprinted 89 yards to give Pittsburgh an instant early lead.

Tennessee countered with a 34-yard return of its own, setting up a 34-yard field goal drive during which Vince Young went three-for-three for 33 yards.

A pair of Week 1 winners hope to make it two in a row this Sunday, as Pittsburgh pays a visit to LP Field to battle Tennessee.

“It starts that we won, and I thought that he got better as the game went on,” Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said of Dixon on Tuesday.