After going through so much over the last couple of weeks, the Tennessee Titans scored a huge 42-16 win in their Week 5 game against the Buffalo Bills on Tuesday night. The victory put head coach Mike Vrabel in such a good mood, that he decided to prepare a nice surprise for the entire Titans organization.

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“Everybody involved with our organization will get a game ball. I felt like everybody who played tonight, looked out there and there were a lot of contributions on special teams and offense and defense,” Vrabel said via Jelani Scott of NFL.com. “It looked like everybody had a role in the game and we knew that that was gonna be important.”

Vrabel offered a ton of praises for his team's effort against the Bills, which lost its first game of the 2020 season.

The Titans became the talk of the town after 24 team members and staff tested positive for the coronavirus. The outbreak forced the organization to close down its practice facility. They returned to the building for the first time on Saturday and only turned in three days of practice over the last 16 days.

The dominant win on Wednesday must feel good for the organization, considering the amount of scrutiny and negativity that went their way over the last two weeks. Furthermore, they were still missing some players, who are still on the COVID/reserve list. Add the fact that the Titans only had limited time to prepare for their game against the surging Bills, which lost their first game of the season.

With the win, the Titans stayed undefeated and improved to 4-0 on the season.