Titans OT Looking to Play Spoiler

At this point in the season, the 1-11 Titans don't have much to play for. If anything, they're playing for the No. 1 overall pick and that's it. Everyone on this team has made it clear they're keeping their heads high and are looking forward to the future, but it sure would be nice if Tennessee could pull out another win or two down the stretch.

"I think anytime you have a chance to play a football game and go out there and play in the NFL, your goal is to bust your ass and try to win," Skoronski said. "We got some divisional games and some really tough teams coming in so I think there's a little bit of a motivation factor of screwing it up for some teams that might be in the playoff picture."

Skoronski continued, "Really anytime you're out there you're competing and trying to win. I've seen a lot of competitiveness from our group... I think guys are still hungry to win a game, it's been awhile unfortunately, but that hunger is still there."

Titans' Quest To Play Spoiler

Tennessee has five remaining games on their schedule: at Cleveland, at San Francisco, vs. Kansas City, vs. New Orleans, and at Jacksonville. Realistically, there's at least one win to be taken away from that set of games.

If the Titans come up short against quarterback Shedeur Sanders and the Cleveland Browns, they'll really need to take a step back and re-think things. If they go 0-5, which includes a loss to the Saints, it's officially time to start from scratch.

In no world should the Titans lose to the Browns and Saints this season, but fans have come to expect nothing less. The games Skoronski was really referring to was against the Chiefs and Jaguars. Seeing as QB Patrick Mahomes is coming to Nissan Stadium, that could provide quite the opportunity to end their dynasty once and for all. As for the Jaguars, it would sure feel good to get some revenge to end the year, and maybe kill their chances of making the playoffs after they came to Tennessee and embarrassed this team, 25-3.