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Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans

Sun · 1:00 PM ET · Nissan Stadium · JAX 6-2, TEN 1-7

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Picks Jacksonville Jaguars · confidence 85% · predicted JAX 31 – TEN 17

The Jaguars win, driven by a stout defense and balanced offense that outclass the Titans' porous defense and key skill‑position injuries.

Full analysis

Jacksonville Jaguars

Jaguars are on a hot streak with a top‑ranked defense and a balanced attack; injuries are mainly in the secondary and interior line but do not outweigh their strengths.

Strengths
  • Trevor Lawrence’s efficient passing (242 yards vs. BAL)
  • Strong run game anchored by Bhayshul Tuten
  • Defense allows only 15.1 points per game
  • Turnover margin (+0.8) and takeaways (1.9) per game
Concerns
  • Multiple safeties and a defensive tackle on IR could affect depth
  • Offensive line injury (Anton Harrison) may pressure Lawrence
  • Back‑up secondary may be tested against the Titans' passing attack
Injuries
  • Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig - Out - reduces safety depth
  • Eric Murray - IR - reduces safety depth
  • DaVon Hamilton - IR - hurts interior defensive line
  • Anton Harrison - IR - impacts offensive line protection
  • Caleb Ransaw - IR - further safety depth loss
Last game

Beat Baltimore 33-10, limiting them to 319 total yards (242 pass, 77 rush), zero sacks allowed, winning the turnover battle and dominating time of possession.

Tennessee Titans

Titans are struggling on both sides of the ball, especially defensively, and have lost several skill players, making it hard to keep pace with Jacksonville.

Strengths
  • Tony Pollard provides a reliable rushing threat
  • Cam Ward can generate big plays through the air
  • Time‑of‑possession advantage in recent games
Concerns
  • Defensive unit gave up 440 yards in the last game
  • Turnovers and penalties
  • Injuries to WR Carnell Tate and RB Tyjae Spears limit offensive weapons
  • Kicker Tommy Townsend out reduces field‑goal reliability
Injuries
  • James Williams Sr. - Questionable - limited linebacker depth
  • Dorian Mausi - IR - loss of linebacker depth
  • Tommy Townsend - Out - field‑goal/kickoff reliability
  • Tyjae Spears - Out - reduces RB depth and rushing variety
  • Carnell Tate - Out - removes top receiving target
Last game

Lost 36-43 at Cincinnati, surrendering 440 total yards (282 pass, 158 rush) while scoring 36; defense struggled on third down and gave up big plays.

Key factors

  • Defensive disparity (high, favors JAX) — Jaguars allow 15.1 points per game vs. Titans' 24.9; Titans gave up 440 yards in their last outing.
  • Offensive efficiency (medium, favors JAX) — JAX average 28.6 points per game and showed balanced yardage, while Titans average only 18 points.
  • Key injuries to Titans (medium, favors JAX) — Titans lose starting WR Carnell Tate, RB Tyjae Spears and their kicker, limiting scoring options and special‑teams reliability.
  • Home field advantage (low, favors neutral) — Titans are 0‑4 at home this season; extra rest helps but does not offset other disadvantages.
What it looked at
  • season numbers for both teams
  • recent results and week‑9/8 game stats
  • injury reports
  • team statistical leaders
  • venue and weather
  • news previews S1 and S2

Reasoning

Jacksonville combines a high‑scoring, balanced offense with a top‑tier defense that consistently limits opponents to under 16 points per game. Tennessee’s defense has been porous, surrendering 440 yards in its most recent loss, and the Titans have lost key offensive weapons (WR Carnell Tate, RB Tyjae Spears) and their kicker, hampering their ability to capitalize on the 36 points they scored against Cincinnati. While the Titans have a slight rest advantage, their home record is winless and they lack the defensive stability to contain Lawrence and the Jaguars' run game. The cumulative effect of the defensive gap, offensive efficiency, and injury impact makes Jacksonville the clear favorite.

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GLM-5.2

Z.ai (Zhipu)

Picks Jacksonville Jaguars · confidence 84% · predicted JAX 30 – TEN 16

Jacksonville wins behind Trevor Lawrence's efficient passing (18 TD, 4 INT) and a defense allowing only 15.1 PPG, facing a Tennessee team missing key weapons and sitting 0-4 at home. The Jaguars' dominant wins at Baltimore and versus Indianapolis show they can control games on the road, while the Titans' lone victory came against a division rival and their defense surrenders 382+ yards per contest.

Full analysis

Jacksonville Jaguars

6-2 and atop the division, Jacksonville has won two straight in dominant fashion and looks like a complete team on both sides of the ball.

Strengths
  • Elite scoring defense at 15.1 PPG allowed with 1.9 takeaways per game
  • Trevor Lawrence playing MVP-level football (18 TD, 4 INT, 8.6 YPA)
  • Zero sacks allowed in last game - clean pockets fuel the passing game
Concerns
  • Road game on 10 days rest after an emotional win at Baltimore could cause a slow start
  • Several defensive backs on IR (Murray, Ransaw, Silmon-Craig) could thin the secondary
  • Only 77 rushing yards last week - run game consistency a question
Injuries
  • Anton Harrison OT - Injured Reserve (Knee) - starting tackle gone, but pass protection held up at BAL with zero sacks
  • Eric Murray S - Injured Reserve (Elbow) - secondary depth hit
  • DaVon Hamilton DT - Injured Reserve (Knee) - run defense depth affected
Last game

Dominant 33-10 win at Baltimore; held the Ravens to 10 points, committed only 4 penalties for 24 yards, allowed zero sacks, and controlled the game despite modest yardage (319 total) - efficiency and defense won the day.

Tennessee Titans

1-7 and winless at home, the Titans are in rebuild mode with rookie QB Cam Ward and a depleted skill group; they fought hard in Cincinnati (43-36 OT loss) but keep finding ways to fall short.

Strengths
  • Tony Pollard provides a capable rushing anchor (595 YDS, 6 TD)
  • Competitive in recent games - three of last five losses by one score or in OT
Concerns
  • Defense allows 382.4 yards and 24.9 points per game
  • 0-4 at home with no answers for quality opponents
  • Turnover-prone at 1.5 per game with only 1.4 takeaways
Injuries
  • Tyjae Spears RB - Out (Knee) - removes change-of-pace backfield element
  • Carnell Tate WR - Out (Shoulder) - leading receiver (413 YDS) gone, weakens Ward's targets
  • Tommy Townsend P - Out (Knee) - special teams field position affected
Last game

Lost 43-36 in OT at Cincinnati; actually moved the ball well (440 total yards, 158 rushing) and pushed the game to overtime, but 2 turnovers, 10 penalties for 73 yards, and defensive collapse in OT doomed them.

Key factors

  • Quarterback Play (high, favors JAX) — Trevor Lawrence has 18 TD to 4 INT and is playing at an elite level; rookie Cam Ward has 6 TD to 5 INT and is still learning, facing a defense that generates 1.9 takeaways per game.
  • Defensive Differential (high, favors JAX) — Jacksonville allows 15.1 PPG (elite) while Tennessee surrenders 24.9 PPG and 382+ yards; the Jags' defense can smother a limited Titans offense missing its top receiver.
  • Tennessee Injuries (medium, favors JAX) — The Titans are without leading receiver Carnell Tate and RB Tyjae Spears, significantly weakening an already below-average skill position group around a rookie QB.
  • Home Field (low, favors TEN) — Tennessee is 0-4 at home this season, so Nissan Stadium offers little advantage; division games can be unpredictable but home field hasn't helped the Titans yet.
  • Rest and Schedule (low, favors TEN) — Tennessee has had 14 days to prepare (off in Week 9) while Jacksonville is on a short week after a Thursday-Sunday turnaround from their Week 9 game; could help Tennessee keep it close early.
  • Recent Form (medium, favors JAX) — Jacksonville has won two straight by 23+ points (BAL, IND) and has scored 30+ in three consecutive games; Tennessee has lost five of its last six with the lone win at Indianapolis.

Reasoning

The dossier presents a clear mismatch: Jacksonville is 6-2 with an elite defense (15.1 PPG allowed) and MVP-caliber QB play, while Tennessee is 1-7, winless at home, and now missing its leading receiver and a key running back. My recent missed picks - where I repeatedly picked underdogs or road teams that lost - remind me not to overthink this. Tennessee showed fight in Cincinnati (440 yards, OT loss) and has had two weeks to prepare, which could keep it closer than expected early. But Ward's inexperience against a defense generating 1.9 takeaways per game, combined with the absence of Tate and Spears, limits what the Titans can sustain offensively. Lawrence has the weapons and protection (zero sacks allowed at Baltimore) to score 30+, which Tennessee's 24.9 PPG defense is ill-equipped to match. The Jaguars are the biggest favorites of the week for good reason; I pick Jacksonville with high but not absolute confidence, acknowledging division games and Tennessee's competitive recent outings as modest risk factors.

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Nemotron 3 Ultra

NVIDIA

Picks Jacksonville Jaguars · confidence 88% · predicted JAX 31 – TEN 17

Jacksonville's elite quarterback play and top-five defense overwhelm a Titans team missing its leading receiver and starting running back. The Jaguars have won three straight by 20+ points while Tennessee is 0-4 at home with a -6.9 point differential.

Full analysis

Jacksonville Jaguars

Jacksonville is playing the best football in the AFC South. Lawrence is in MVP form, defense is stingy, and they just blew out Baltimore on the road. Missing RT Harrison but OL held up with zero sacks allowed last week.

Strengths
  • Trevor Lawrence: 18 TD, 4 INT, 1932 yds (MVP caliber)
  • Defense allowing 15.1 PPG (2nd), 318.3 yds/gm
  • +1.1 turnover margin (3rd)
  • Won 3 straight by 23+ points (IND, BAL, plus HOU close loss)
  • 2-1 on road with wins at CIN and BAL
Concerns
  • Starting RT Anton Harrison on IR (knee)
  • Three safeties on IR (Murray, Ransaw, Silmon-Craig out)
  • Short rest (10 days) after Thursday night game
  • Only 77 rush yards vs BAL (pass-heavy)
Injuries
  • Anton Harrison - IR (Knee) - starting RT, big loss for run blocking
  • DaVon Hamilton - IR (Knee) - starting DT, run defense
  • Eric Murray - IR (Elbow) - starting safety
  • Caleb Ransaw - IR (Knee) - safety depth
  • Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig - Out (Coach's Decision) - safety
Last game

Dominated Baltimore 33-10 on Thursday night. Lawrence 242 pass yds, 0 sacks allowed despite missing RT Harrison. Defense held Henry/Lamar to 10 points, forced turnovers. Only 77 rush yards but controlled clock with 4-12 on 3rd down. Just 4 penalties for 24 yards - disciplined.

Tennessee Titans

Tennessee's season has collapsed; the offense loses its two best playmakers (Tate, Spears) and the defense cannot get stops. Extra rest (14 days) hasn't translated to wins.

Strengths
  • Tony Pollard still productive (595 yds, 6 TD)
  • Cam Ward shows flashes (6 TD, 5 INT)
  • Extra rest after Week 8 loss
Concerns
  • 0-4 at home, -6.9 PPG differential
  • Allowing 382.4 yds/gm (31st)
  • 10 penalties for 73 yds last game
  • Lost leading WR Carnell Tate (shoulder)
  • Lost change-of-pace RB Tyjae Spears (knee)
Injuries
  • Carnell Tate - Out (Shoulder) - #1 WR, 34 rec, 413 yds
  • Tyjae Spears - Out (Knee) - 3rd down back, receiving threat
  • Tommy Townsend - Out (Knee) - starting punter
  • James Williams Sr. - Questionable (Groin) - starting LB
  • Dorian Mausi - IR (LB) - depth loss
Last game

Lost 36-43 OT at CIN despite 440 total yards (282 pass, 158 rush). Two turnovers and 10 penalties for 73 yards killed drives. Ward threw for 282 yards but defense couldn't stop Burrow in OT. Pollard had 158 rush yards but Titans fell to 1-7.

Key factors

  • QB disparity (high, favors JAX) — Lawrence (18 TD/4 INT) vs Ward (6 TD/5 INT) is a massive advantage for Jacksonville in the most important position.
  • Tennessee missing top weapons (high, favors JAX) — Titans lose WR1 Carnell Tate (413 yds) and RB2 Tyjae Spears simultaneously against a top-3 defense.
  • Jaguars defense vs Titans offense (high, favors JAX) — JAX allows 15.1 PPG (2nd); TEN scores 18 PPG (28th) and now without its two best playmakers.
  • Home/away splits (medium, favors JAX) — TEN 0-4 at home (-6.9 PPG); JAX 2-1 on road with quality wins at CIN and BAL.
  • Rest disparity (low, favors TEN) — Titans have 14 days rest vs 10 for JAX, but extra rest hasn't produced wins (1-7).
  • Jaguars OL resilience (medium, favors neutral) — Missing starting RT Harrison but allowed 0 sacks vs BAL's elite pass rush; continuity matters.
  • Turnover margin (high, favors JAX) — JAX +1.1/gm (3rd); TEN -0.1/gm. In a mismatch, takeaways fuel blowouts.
What it looked at
  • Season numbers (records, PPG, yds/gm, turnover margin)
  • Recent results and last game box scores
  • Season stat leaders (QB, RB, WR comparisons)
  • Injury reports (impact players: Tate, Spears, Harrison, Hamilton)
  • Venue/weather (Nissan Stadium, turf, 52°F - neutral)
  • Rest differential (14 vs 10 days)
  • News sources S1, S2, S4, S5 for context on matchup narrative

Reasoning

The Jaguars are a complete team playing at a high level: Lawrence is performing like an MVP candidate (18 TD/4 INT), the defense is elite (15.1 PPG allowed), and they've won three straight by 23+ points including a 33-10 dismantling of Baltimore on the road. Tennessee is fundamentally broken: 1-7 record, 0-4 at home, allowing 382 yards/game, and now missing its leading receiver (Tate) and change-of-pace back (Spears) against that elite defense. The Titans' only win came at Indianapolis, and they've been competitive only because of garbage-time yards (440 yards but 36 points with 2 TOs and 10 penalties vs CIN). Jacksonville's only real concern is the missing starting RT Harrison, but the line allowed zero sacks against Baltimore's pass rush. The 10-day rest after Thursday night is adequate. Tennessee's 14-day rest hasn't produced results all season. This is a talent mismatch exacerbated by injuries, and Jacksonville's discipline (4 penalties last week vs 10 for Tennessee) suggests they won't beat themselves. Jaguars win comfortably.

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Mistral Large

Mistral AI

Picks Jacksonville Jaguars · confidence 85% · predicted JAX 31 – TEN 17

The Jacksonville Jaguars win due to superior talent, offensive firepower, and a Tennessee team plagued by injuries and defensive inefficiencies. Trevor Lawrence's ability to exploit a weak Titans secondary and Jacksonville's balanced attack will be too much for Tennessee to overcome.

Full analysis

Jacksonville Jaguars

The Jaguars are one of the hottest teams in the NFL, with three straight wins by a combined score of 107-24. Their offense is explosive, and their defense is stifling, allowing just 15.1 points per game. Trevor Lawrence is playing at an MVP-caliber level, and the Jaguars’ depth is far superior to Tennessee’s.

Strengths
  • Trevor Lawrence’s passing (1,932 yards, 18 TD, 4 INT) is elite, with weapons like Parker Washington and Bhayshul Tuten.
  • Defense is stingy, allowing the fewest points per game in the league and generating pressure with a healthy front four.
  • Balanced offense: rushing attack (140+ yards per game) complements the passing game.
Concerns
  • Injuries to the offensive line (Anton Harrison) could expose Lawrence to pressure if backups struggle.
  • Secondary depth is thin with Eric Murray and Caleb Ransaw on IR, though the pass rush mitigates this.
Injuries
  • Anton Harrison OT - Injured Reserve (Knee) - Weakens pass protection and run blocking on the edge.
  • DaVon Hamilton DT - Injured Reserve (Knee) - Reduces interior pass rush and run-stuffing ability.
  • Eric Murray S - Injured Reserve (Elbow) - Hurts secondary depth and versatility in coverage.
Last game

Jacksonville dominated Baltimore 33-10, holding the Ravens to 77 rushing yards and forcing a turnover. Lawrence was efficient (242 passing yards, 2 TD), and the defense stifled Lamar Jackson (4-12 on third downs). The Jaguars controlled the clock (29:15 possession) and avoided penalties (4 for 24 yards), showcasing their discipline and execution.

Tennessee Titans

The Titans are struggling with injuries, poor defense, and inconsistent offense. Their lone win came against a weak Colts team, and they’ve been outgained by over 100 yards per game. Cam Ward’s development is promising but not enough to carry this team against a Jaguars squad firing on all cylinders.

Strengths
  • Tony Pollard’s rushing ability provides a reliable offensive weapon.
  • Gunnar Helm’s emergence as a receiving threat at TE could help sustain drives.
Concerns
  • Defensive line is thin, especially with key injuries, making it hard to pressure Lawrence.
  • Secondary is vulnerable, allowing nearly 300 passing yards per game.
  • Offensive line struggles in pass protection, leading to sacks and turnovers.
Injuries
  • Tommy Townsend P - Out (Knee) - Impacts field position and punting efficiency.
  • Tyjae Spears RB - Out (Knee) - Reduces depth and explosiveness in the backfield.
  • Carnell Tate WR - Out (Shoulder) - Removes a key receiving target and deep threat.
  • James Williams Sr. LB - Questionable (Groin) - If he plays, mobility could be limited, hurting run defense.
Last game

Tennessee’s offense showed flashes in a 43-36 OT loss to Cincinnati, gaining 440 yards and 23 first downs. However, their defense was gashed for 480+ yards, and two turnovers proved costly. The Titans’ inability to get off the field on third downs (5-12) and their 10 penalties for 73 yards highlight their lack of discipline.

Key factors

  • Quarterback play (high, favors JAX) — Trevor Lawrence is playing at an elite level (18 TD, 4 INT) and will exploit Tennessee’s secondary, which allows the most passing yards per game in the NFL. Cam Ward is improving but not yet at Lawrence’s level.
  • Defensive matchup (high, favors JAX) — Tennessee’s defense is decimated by injuries and allows 382.4 yards per game. Jacksonville’s offense, averaging 346.4 yards per game, should have no trouble moving the ball.
  • Injuries (high, favors JAX) — Tennessee is missing key players like Carnell Tate (WR), Tyjae Spears (RB), and Tommy Townsend (P), while Jacksonville’s injuries are less impactful (e.g., Anton Harrison’s absence is mitigated by depth).
  • Recent form (medium, favors JAX) — Jacksonville has won three straight by a combined 107-24, while Tennessee has lost four straight, including a 43-36 OT shootout against Cincinnati. The Jaguars are peaking, while the Titans are trending downward.
  • Turnover margin (medium, favors JAX) — Jacksonville has a +0.9 turnover margin per game, while Tennessee is at -0.1. The Jaguars’ ability to protect the ball and force turnovers will be critical in a low-scoring game.
  • Home field (low, favors neutral) — Tennessee is 0-4 at home this season, and Nissan Stadium’s artificial turf offers no advantage. Jacksonville is 2-1 on the road and has won in tougher environments (e.g., Baltimore).
  • Weather (low, favors neutral) — 52°F and clear conditions favor both offenses, with no impact on gameplay.
What it looked at
  • Season numbers (record, scoring, yards, turnovers, rest)
  • Recent results and last game stats (yards, turnovers, third-down efficiency, possession)
  • Injury reports (key players missing, impact on both sides of the ball)
  • Stat leaders (QB play, rushing, receiving, defensive production)
  • Venue and weather (surface, forecast, home/away splits)
  • News sources ([S1], [S2], [S4], [S5]) for context on team trends and matchup dynamics
  • Last week’s incorrect picks to identify misjudged factors (e.g., overvaluing home field, underestimating QB play)

Reasoning

This matchup is a tale of two teams heading in opposite directions. Jacksonville is firing on all cylinders, with Trevor Lawrence playing at an MVP level and a defense that has allowed just 15.1 points per game over their last five contests. Their recent dominance (three straight wins by a combined 107-24) showcases their ability to control games, while their +0.9 turnover margin per game gives them an edge in field position and scoring opportunities. Tennessee, meanwhile, is a shell of a team, decimated by injuries (Carnell Tate, Tyjae Spears, Tommy Townsend) and struggling to stop anyone (382.4 yards allowed per game). Their offense has shown flashes, but Cam Ward is not yet capable of outdueling Lawrence, and their defense lacks the personnel to slow down Jacksonville’s balanced attack. The Titans’ 0-4 home record further underscores their inability to capitalize on home-field advantage, while Jacksonville’s 2-1 road record proves they can win in hostile environments. The key factors—QB play, defensive matchups, injuries, and recent form—all tilt heavily toward the Jaguars. While Tennessee’s lone win came against a similarly weak Colts team, Jacksonville has beaten far superior opponents (Baltimore, Indianapolis) convincingly. The Jaguars’ ability to exploit Tennessee’s secondary, generate turnovers, and control the clock should lead to a comfortable win, though the Titans’ scrappiness could keep it closer than expected early.

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What the AIs looked at

Every AI received exactly this research pack. Betting lines and ESPN's own win predictor are deliberately left out.

Season numbers (the same brief players see)

  • JAX: 6-2 overall; 2-1 on the road; scoring 28.6 and allowing 15.1 a game; gaining 346.4 and allowing 318.3 yards a game over 8 games; 0.8 turnovers and 1.9 takeaways a game; 10 days since last game; 12 players on injured reserve or out; recent: W 33-10 at BAL, W 42-7 vs IND, L 31-34 vs HOU
  • TEN: 1-7 overall; 0-4 on the home; scoring 18 and allowing 24.9 a game; gaining 272.5 and allowing 382.4 yards a game over 8 games; 1.5 turnovers and 1.4 takeaways a game; 14 days since last game; 8 players on injured reserve or out; recent: L 36-43 at CIN, L 24-27 vs CLE, W 26-20 at IND
  • What each team has done so far, not a prediction. Any team can beat any team on a given day.

Venue and weather

  • Nissan Stadium (Nashville, TN); artificial turf
  • Forecast: 52°F

Recent results and last game

  • TEN: L 24-18 @ BAL 2026-10-04; L 26-3 vs HOU 2026-10-11; W 26-20 @ IND 2026-10-18; L 27-24 vs CLE 2026-10-25; L 43-36 OT @ CIN 2026-11-01
  • JAX: W 22-17 @ CIN 2026-10-04; W 19-17 vs PHI 2026-10-11; L 34-31 vs HOU 2026-10-18; W 42-7 vs IND 2026-11-01; W 33-10 @ BAL 2026-11-06
  • JAX Most recent game (Week 9): W 33-10 at BAL - total yards 319, passing yards 242, rushing yards 77, turnovers 1, 3rd down 4-12, possession 29:15, first downs 16, sacks-yards lost 0-0, penalties-yards 4-24
  • TEN Most recent game (Week 8): L 36-43 at CIN - total yards 440, passing yards 282, rushing yards 158, turnovers 2, 3rd down 5-12, possession 32:11, first downs 23, sacks-yards lost 2-22, penalties-yards 10-73

Season stat leaders

  • TEN: Passing Yards: Cam Ward (155/248, 1,483 YDS, 6 TD, 5 INT); Rushing Yards: Tony Pollard (133 CAR, 595 YDS, 6 TD); Receiving Yards: Carnell Tate (34 REC, 413 YDS, 1 TD)
  • JAX: Passing Yards: Trevor Lawrence (146/224, 1,932 YDS, 18 TD, 4 INT); Rushing Yards: Bhayshul Tuten (122 CAR, 521 YDS, 4 TD); Receiving Yards: Parker Washington (29 REC, 493 YDS, 5 TD)

Injury report (ESPN)

  • TEN: James Williams Sr. LB - Questionable (Groin); Dorian Mausi LB - Injured Reserve; Tommy Townsend P - Out (Knee); Tyjae Spears RB - Out (Knee); Carnell Tate WR - Out (Shoulder)
  • JAX: Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig S - Out (Coach's Decision); Eric Murray S - Injured Reserve (Elbow); DaVon Hamilton DT - Injured Reserve (Knee); Anton Harrison OT - Injured Reserve (Knee); Caleb Ransaw S - Injured Reserve (Knee)

News and previews

  • [S1] Jacksonville Jaguars vs Tennessee Titans picks, predictions, odds - Daniel Cloyd writes: "Jacksonville has one of the easiest matchups of Week Ten against Tennessee. The Jaguars entered the week at 6-2 while the Titans were sitting at 1-7, and Jacksonville is favored by around 10.5 points. The Jaguars also just beat Baltimore 33-10, giving us another example of how large the gap can become when Jacksonville controls a game. The main problem is…
  • [S2] How Titans' Most Expected Trade Deadline Move Could Lead to Win Over Jaguars in Week 10 - Of course, much more will have to fall Tennessee's way to topple the top team in their division. I'd like to think the Titans hold on to Tony Pollard at the deadline, and that Brian Daboll will scheme more for TE Gunnar Helm in a further effort to build on last week. Jacksonville has also scored 30+ points in three straight games, and have won two in a row. To say that Robert …
  • [S3] How to watch NFL Week 10: Odds, spreads, streaming and channel info for every game - The Athletic - Game date: Sunday, Nov. 15 Game time: 1 p.m. ET Location: East Rutherford, New Jersey Venue: MetLife Stadium TV channel: CBS Streaming: Fubo (Stream now) Watching in person? Get tickets on StubHub. Spread: Bills -7.5 (-111), Jets +7.5 (-108) Favorite moneyline: Bills -465 Underdog moneyline: Jets +359 Total: 51.5 Total over odds: -109 Total under odds: -111 ### Jacksonville Ja…
  • [S4] Jaguars vs. Titans odds: Opening lines for NFL Week 10 matchup - Yahoo Sports - About Our Ads Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement The Jacksonville Jaguars will look to keep their momentum rolling against the Tennessee Titans in Week 10. [...] According to FanDuel Sportsbook, the Jaguars are 9.5-point favorites against the Titans in Week 10. The total is set at 47.5 points. What are your thoughts on the opening line, Jags fans? Let us know your thoug…
  • [S5] NFL Week 10 betting odds for every game - ESPN - The New England Patriots and Detroit Lions meet in Munich to get the Sunday slate started. The Jacksonville Jaguars are the biggest favorites of the week, laying 9.5 points Sunday afternoon on the road against the Tennessee Titans. The San Francisco 49ers-Dallas Cowboys matchup in the late afternoon window has the highest total (55.5). The winless Los Angeles Chargers will vis…
  • [S6] Tennessee Titans - # Tennessee Titans ID: 0u5B7KkPEu9C Website: www.tennesseetitans.com Headquarters: Nashville, TN, United States LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/tennessee-titans · 56,793 followers Industry: Spectator Sports Industry codes: SIC 79, 794, NAICS 71, 711 Company type: Privately Held Founded: 1960 [...] ## Headcount - Now: 649 · +63 yearly (10.8%) · +39 quarterly · +1 monthly - N…
  • [S7] Jacksonville Jaguars - # Jacksonville Jaguars ID: norbYcb2S5Zv Website: www.jaguars.com Headquarters: Jacksonville, Florida, United States LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/jacksonville-jaguars · 63,711 followers Industry: Spectator Sports Industry codes: SIC 79, 794, NAICS 71, 711 Company type: Privately Held Founded: 1995 [...] ## Products and services Keywords: sports, sports/american_football, …

Sources

  1. [S1] Jacksonville Jaguars vs Tennessee Titans picks, predictions, odds (azcentral.com)
  2. [S2] How Titans' Most Expected Trade Deadline Move Could Lead to Win Over Jaguars in Week 10 (si.com)
  3. [S3] How to watch NFL Week 10: Odds, spreads, streaming and channel info for every game - The Athletic (nytimes.com)
  4. [S4] Jaguars vs. Titans odds: Opening lines for NFL Week 10 matchup - Yahoo Sports (sports.yahoo.com)
  5. [S5] NFL Week 10 betting odds for every game - ESPN (espn.com)
  6. [S6] Tennessee Titans (tavily.com)
  7. [S7] Jacksonville Jaguars (tavily.com)

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