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Jaguars at Titans: How to watch, odds, expert picks with Tennessee as home favorite

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AFC South rivals the Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans will meet for the first time this season in Week 14. The Titans are favored at home against a Jaguars team that’s lost five in a row.

How to watch Jaguars at Titans

Jacksonville (2-10) has been eliminated from playoff contention, and Tennessee (3-9) isn’t far behind in that respect. The Jaguars also will be without starting quarterback Trevor Lawrence who was placed on injured reserve after suffering a concussion on a vicious hit in last week’s loss to the Houston Texans. Mac Jones replaced Lawrence, helping the Jags rally to make it a close game late and will be Jacksonville’s Week 14 (and likely rest-of-season) starter.

The Titans’ defense has been one of the few bright spots for the team this season, although they allowed a season-high 463 yards to the Washington Commanders in a 42-19 shellacking last week. This unit still ranks No. 1 in the NFL against the pass, while Jacksonville’s offense lives at the opposite end of the spectrum, averaging 297.7 total yards per game (28th) and 19.0 points per game (25th).

Those numbers are still better than Tennessee’s. The Titans are 29th in total offense. They have 200 rushing yards over their last three games, with most of them (132 yards) coming in a Week 12 victory against the Texans.

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Fortunately for Tennessee, Jacksonville’s issues are not confined to one side of the ball. The Jaguars are dead last in the league in total defense and passing defense. That’s good news for Will Levis, who has more turnovers (13) than touchdowns (12) this season.


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(Photo of Will Levis: Perry Knotts / Getty Images)



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