Jacksonville holds the statistical edge
Jacksonville enters its Week 10 trip to Tennessee with a 6-2 record and a sizable advantage in season-long scoring. The Titans are 1-7 heading into the matchup at Nissan Stadium, with kickoff set for Nov. 15 at 1 p.m. ET. The Jaguars have scored 229 points and allowed 121, a plus-108 differential. Tennessee has scored 144 and surrendered 199, leaving it at minus-55. Jacksonville has both the more productive offense and the lower points-allowed total, giving the Titans a difficult matchup on both sides of the ball.
Recent results sharpen the contrast
Jacksonville followed a 34-31 loss to Houston in Week 6 with two decisive victories: 42-7 over Indianapolis in Week 8 and 33-10 at Baltimore in Week 9. Across those wins, the Jaguars scored 75 points while allowing just 17. Tennessee's recent losses have been much tighter. After beating Indianapolis 26-20 in Week 6, the Titans lost 27-24 to Cleveland in Week 7 and 43-36 at Cincinnati in Week 8. Those results frame Tennessee's challenge. The Titans scored 36 points against Cincinnati but still lost; Jacksonville has held each of its past two opponents to 10 points or fewer. Tennessee needs more than another productive scoring performance if it cannot also slow the Jaguars.
Fantasy projections favor Lawrence and Tuten
Trevor Lawrence leads the listed fantasy projections at 21.5 points, followed by Jacksonville running back Bhayshul Tuten at 17.3 PPR points. Parker Washington projects for 14.4 and Jakobi Meyers for 11.6, giving the Jaguars multiple options with double-digit expectations. Tony Pollard tops Tennessee's listed projections at 13.4 PPR points. Carnell Tate follows at 12.2, ahead of Cam Ward at 11.7 and Wan'Dale Robinson at 8.9. The quarterback projections show a particularly clear gap: Lawrence sits 9.8 points above Ward. Among the kickers, Cam Little projects for 9.8 points and Joey Slye for 6.7. The projections favor Jacksonville's leading options, though they remain expectations rather than guaranteed production.