Titans Projected for Nail-Biting Matchup vs. Jaguars

The Tennessee Titans haven’t won a game of football in well over a calendar month, struggling to piece together any sustainable sense of momentum in the permanent absence of former head coach Brian Callahan. As the franchise searches for a new leader, the roster itself is scrambling to paste and glue an identity over that empty seat in the meantime. 

At 1-10, to say that things have gone poorly this season would be an understatement. But after nearly clipping the wings of the Seattle Seahawks (8-3) wings last week, and seeing a marked jump from multiple weapons on the offense end, the Titans are riding a relative high headed into their incoming home matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars. In spite of injuries and their woeful record, the odds suggest a potentially close AFC South duel.

Within a Touchdown

In what is one of the Titans' last two chances to secure a victory in their division, their opponent (currently 7-4) is favored by 6.5 points. After their last aforementioned tight-knit loss, 30-24, Tennessee being expected to keep their incoming battle within a touchdown once more is a significant mark of advancement for the navy blue and white.

In the face of their own abysmal overall record and, more pressingly, their overwhelming injury report. the Titans seem to be bettering themselves regardless of how that translates to the win column.