"We got a little swagger to us."The defensive prowess suited a vanilla offense just fine at least this week.The Titans ran the ball more than twice as often as they threw it, with top back Chris Johnson winding up with 70 of the team's 112 rush yards while making 25 of the overall 42 attempts. QB Jake Locker made 20 pass attempts and completed 11 for 125 yards."Next week it may be having to pass 40 times rather than run it 40 times, so we feel we have the people to do it either way," coach Mike Munchak said.Locker turned the ball over five times in the second of two games with Houston last season, and the Texans forced a total of nine turnovers while sweeping the series, 3814 and 2410.New to the rivalry this time around, if he continues to progress from offseason hip surgery, could be safety Ed Reed in his Houston debut. The former Baltimore Ravens star was inactive last week, but has taken on increasingly more work during the runup to Week 2.Also back is defen