
Titans vs. Jaguars Prediction, Pick, Odds: Can Jaguars Defense Limit Will Levis, Titans?
The Jacksonville Jaguars will host the Tennessee Titans on Sunday afternoon. Can the Jags stymie Will Levis and the Titans, and hold on to their slim lead in the AFC South? Jason Radowitz provides his pick and analysis for Titans vs. Jaguars.
Jason Radowitz - November 16, 2023, 9:49 AM EST
5 minTitans vs. Jaguars Prediction, Pick, Odds: Can Jaguars Defense Limit Will Levis, Titans?
The Tennessee Titans made a switch at quarterback a few weeks ago. But that still hasn't changed Tennessee's success this year.
The Titans went with rookie quarterback Will Levis, but while he's added some hype to the team, they're still 1-2 with Levis at quarterback.
Tennessee is now 3-6 and practically out of the postseason race heading into the second half of the season.
Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars have gone 6-3 this season. After a long win streak, Jacksonville lost to the 49ers, 34-3 last weekend. The Jaguars aren't getting great quarterback play. However, the defense has stepped up in the secondary and has helped them earn six wins in the first nine.
Can the Jaguars continue their success at home on Sunday?
Here are our picks, predictions, and odds for Sunday's game between the Tennessee Titans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars.
Titans vs. Jaguars Date, Time, and Where to Watch
- Date: November 19, 2023
- Game Time: 1:00 pm ET
- Where to Watch: CBS
Titans vs. Jaguars Odds
- Spread: Titans -7 (-110), Jaguars +7 (-110)
- Total Odds: O/U 40 (-110)
- Moneyline Odds: Titans (+260), Jaguars (-325)
Titans vs. Jaguars Injury Report
Titans
Questionable: LB Chance Campbell (Undisclosed), CB Sean Murphy-Bunting (Thumb), OT Daniel Brunskill (Ankle)
Out: CB Caleb Farley (Back)
Jaguars
Questionable: WR Zay Jones (Knee), WR Jamal Agnew (Shoulder)
Out: WR Parker Washington (Knee)
Titans vs. Jaguars Prediction
The Jacksonville Jaguars might've allowed 34 points last weekend, but they've only given up 21.11 points per game this season.
The defense has allowed 266.78 yards per game in the air. But that's mainly because of their pass rush. The secondary has played very well this season.
Meanwhile, the run game has only allowed 86.44 yards per game. But they've had some instances where they've allowed some big gains on the ground.
Again, Levis will get the start at quarterback. He's thrown for 699 yards in three games, but has only completed 56.1% of passes. The Titans should run the ball well against the Jaguars, despite Tennessee rushing for only 106.44 yards per game.
The Titans must commit to the run early and try to stay balanced.
On the other hand, the Jaguars are led by Trevor Lawrence. He's only thrown for nine touchdowns and has six interceptions this year. Lawrence hasn't been sensational, but he's done his best to limit turnovers. That has allowed the Jacksonville defense to have enough success to give the Jaguars wins.
Meanwhile, the Jaguars have added 106.56 yards on the ground behind Travis Etienne Jr. He's added seven touchdowns on the year, helping the Jaguars to over 21 points per game.
Tennessee's defense has given up 20 points per game. The defense is as average as it gets. They've given up 227.44 yards passing and 110.56 yards on the ground.
The difference between the two defenses is the secondary for the Jaguars. Let's take a chance with the Jaguars at -7.
Tennessee Titans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars Pick
- Jaguars -7 -110 is currently the best odds. Click here to see which sportsbook has the best odds
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