Watching the replay here... there was a point with 12 minutes left in the 2nd quarter where it was a 7-7 games and the Titans had crossed midfield on a drive. Milano drew a face mask on the guard (he would have made the play on the screen pass), and disrupted a couple more plays to force the punt. I think he gets the defensive MVP even without the pick-6.
Defense really was the standout unit more so than offense last night. Special teams too, really. But, most of the problems on offense were just Dabolling the short-yardage opportunities. The offense will always move because there is an answer for every defense that can be thrown at them at this point. They're too multiple, starting with the triple threat QB (pass, run, broken plays). That the O missed a fair number of opportunities and still effectively ended the competitive portion of the game by the middle of the 3rd quarter was just awesome. There's just this sense of a fuse burning down every time they're on the field. They will go off, just a matter of when.