Who Will Be the NEXT GM for the TITANS?.....Former HC Mike Vrabel with the Patriots...WE DISCUSS!!

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#TITANS #TITANUP #JAGUARS #duuuval

In a game that mattered only to the 2025 NFL draft order, the Titans won by losing.

The Jaguars beat the Titans 20-13, which improves the Jaguars’ record to 4-12 and drops the Titans to 3-13. The Titans remain in contention for the first overall pick heading into Week 18.

Jaguars quarterback Mac Jones played reasonably well, outplaying Titans quarterback Mason Rudolph. Neither team appeared to be tanking in the sense of actually trying to lose, but neither of these teams needs to tank to look bad. They’re two of the worst teams in the league, and for their fans, the biggest question is whether they can address their major needs this offseason and put a competitive team on the field in 2025.

Next week both teams will close out their disappointing 2024 seasons, and begin the process of preparing for the 2025 NFL draft. When the Titans may be looking for a franchise quarterback, and today’s loss may have helped in that quest.

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POSTGAME: TITANS LOSE 38-30 to the COLTS! Are the TITANS Soft....or NOT? Draft CHANGES.

#TITANS #COLTS #FORTHESHOE #titanup

The Tennessee Titans continue their December woes with a 38-30 loss to the Indianapolis Colts that was considerably worse than the final score line despite a fourth-quarter comeback attempt.

Indianapolis led 38-7 at one point in the third quarter after the Colts scored 38 straight, but 23 unanswered points by the Titans forced Indianapolis to run a four-minute offense to close the game out.

Tennessee (3-12) was done in by the Colts' 24-point second quarter. Jonathan Taylor finished with 218 rushing yards and three touchdowns as Tennessee's defense allowed 335 rushing yards overall.

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#TITANS #TITANUP #JAGUARS #duuuval In a game that was meaningless in the playoff race but meaningful in the 2025 NFL draft order, the Jaguars beat the Titans 10-6 in Tennessee today.

That could be big for the race to get the first overall pick in the draft, as the Jaguars headed into today’s game at 2-10 and in the driver’s seat to pick first overall, while the Titans were 3-9 and projected for the seventh pick in 2025.

Now both the Jaguars and the Titans are 3-10, and the race for the first pick is wide open, with the Raiders and Giants currently having the best chance. Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders is the betting favorite to go first overall.

The game itself wasn’t particularly notable, as neither quarterback, Jacksonville’s Mac Jones or Tennessee’s Will Levis, did much of anything. It was as ugly as you’d expect from two bad teams.

But someone had to win, and that someone was the Jaguars. Which is a loss, if you’d rather get a higher pick than win a December game between two bad teams.

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The Titans are also coming off a game when they committed 12 penalties for 93 yards. The Titans are rank second in the NFL in penalties, with 100 on the season. The team ranks fifth in the NFL in penalty yards, with 758 yards through 12 games. The Titans have also made a number of blunders in the return game, turning the ball over. This week, Coach Brian Callahan mentioned Mason Kinsey as a possibility to replace Jha'Quan Jackson on punts, but he wasn't ready to announce an official move after practice on Friday. If the change is in fact made, will it cure some of the recent woes there? Stay tuned. This much is certain: The Titans need to clean up their mistakes to enhance their chances of winning.

Importance of Week 14

Callahan said before the Washington game his team wasn't dead yet. Now at 3-9, let's face it, things aren't looking good. The Titans haven't been eliminated from playoff contention yet, but it's close. On Sunday, the Titans are a 3 ½-point favorite over the Jaguars. Another nugget: The Titans are 19-6 against the Jaguars at home since 1999. Tennessee is looking to become the fourth team with 20 or more home wins against an opponent since 1999, joining the Packers (20 vs Lions), Vikings (20 vs Lions) and Steelers (23 vs Browns). For draft fans, this is a stat I'll now start to include: The Titans are currently projected to hold the eighth pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, while the Jaguars are protected to hold the third overall pick. The outcome of Sunday's game will change things.

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#TITANS #TITNAUP #commanders

It was a difficult day for the Tennessee Titans in a 42-19 loss against the Washington Commanders on Sunday.

By the time Levis and the Titans offense had their first snap inside of Commanders territory, there was less than a minute remaining in the first half with Washington holding a 28-0 lead at home.

The Washington Commanders ended their three-game losing streak, opening up a large lead and holding on at home against the Tennessee Titans, 42-19.

After needing just three plays to score on their first possession, capped by a 40-yard touchdown run by Brian Robinson Jr., the Commanders jumped to a 28-0 lead before Tennessee scored the game’s next 13 points.

Quarterback Jayden Daniels passed for three touchdowns, two of them to Terry McLaurin, and also ran for a score. Led by Robinson’s 103, the Commanders rushed for 267 yards on 45 carries.

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#TITANS #TITANUP #COMMANDERS #WASHINGTON

Fresh off a loss to the Dallas Cowboys, the Washington Commanders are looking to snap their three-game skid on Sunday against the Tennessee Titans.

Tennessee pulled off a massive upset in Week 12, knocking off CJ Stroud and the Houston Texans to pick up its third win of the season, and first with Will Levis under center for the entire game.

Just three weeks ago, the Commanders were in the lead in the NFC East, but they’ve dropped three games in a row to fall to 7-5 and are now in danger of missing the playoffs in the NFC.

While the Titans aren’t a great team, they do have a tough defense that ranks third in the NFL in yards per play allowed and 12th in EPA/Play.

Oddsmakers have the Commanders set as 5.5-point favorites in this game, but can they cover the spread at home and snap their losing streak?

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#TITANS #TITANUP #WeAreTexans

The team's 32-27 win over the Texans was the team's fifth win in the past six games in Houston.

Titans fans, some of them decked out in Oilers gear, celebrated as Texans fans headed to the exits.

In what's been a frustrating season, this was a nice highlight.

The Titans are 3-8, but on this day, it was fun to celebrate.

In Houston.

Titans quarterback Will Levis threw for 278 yards and two touchdowns, with an interception. He was sacked eight times in the contest.

The Titans survived some of their own mistakes to win in.

It was an ominous start for the Titans.

Texans returner Dameon Pierce returned the opening kickoff 80 yards to the Titans 19-yard line, and Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud connected with tight end Cade Stover for a touchdown on Houston's first offensive play to make it 7-0 just 18 seconds left in the contest.

But the Titans responded with back-to-back-back scores of their own, starting with a 51-yard field goal by Nick Folk, which made it 7-3 with 11:15 left in the first quarter.

After a defensive stop, Levis then executed a beautiful, 10-play, 89-yard touchdown drive that he capped off with a 38-yard touchdown pass to receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, which made it 10-7. The Titans converted a fourth-down on the drive, on a keeper from Levis.

When the Titans got the ball back after another defensive stop, on their own five-yard line, Levis guided the Titans 95 yards on six plays. A 63-yard pass to receiver Calvin Ridley jumpstarted the drive, and a 10-yard touchdown run by running back Tony Pollard capped it off to make it 17-7 with 11:03 left in the second quarter.

The Texans cut the lead to 17-14 on a five-yard touchdown pass from Stroud to Nico Collins with 6:17 left in the second quarter.

Following a critical fumble on a botched exchange from Levis to Pollard, the Texans tied the game on a field goal by Ka'imi Fairbairn to make it 17-17 with 3:24 left before halftime.

The Titans kept swinging.

And, after an interception by rookie cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr., Folk nailed a 56-yard field goal on the final play of the first half to give the Titans a 20-17 lead at the break.

Levis was 11-of-12 for 177 yards and a touchdown at the half, but he was sacked seven times.

The Titans got more points on a Folk field goal to start the second half. It was another 51-yarder by Folk, this one capping an 11-play, 41-yard drive, to give the Titans a 23-17 lead at the 9:08 mark of the third quarter.

After Titans linebacker Kenneth Muray intercepted Stroud in Houston territory, it looked like the Titans might take control of the game.

But disaster struck not long after, as Levis was intercepted by Texans safety Jimmie Ward, and he returned it 65 yards for a touchdown to give Houston a 24-23 lead after three quarters.

Another special teams faux pas – a fumble by returner Jha'Quan Jackson – served up another short field for the Texans, giving them the ball at the Tennessee 43.

The Texans cashed that in for three more points on another Fairbairn field goal, this one from 54 yards, to take a 27-23 lead with 9:46 remaining in the game.

But the Titans got off the mat, in grand fashion.

Tight end Chig Okonkwo caught short pass from Levis, and turned it into 70-yard touchdown by outracing a host of Texans defenders to the end zone to make it 30-27 with 9:35 left.

Fairbairn missed a short field goal late that would have tied it.

Jeffery Simmons had a critical sack late before Titans edge Harold Landry recorded a safety in the closing minutes to seal the win.

And, the Titans celebrated in Houston, once again.

The Titans return to action next Sunday at the Washington Commanders.

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LIVE CHOP UP: Texans vs Titans - AFC South SHOWDOWN

The Houston Texans appear to be walking to an AFC South title after they knocked off the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football to improve to 7-4 on the season.

In Week 12, they’ll take on a two-win Tennessee Titans team that has dropped two games in a row and is just 1-4 straight up on the road so far this season.

Tennessee hasn’t gotten great quarterback play from Will Levis and Mason Rudolph, making it a tough team to bet on – even as a major underdog. 

This is the first of two meetings this season between these AFC South rivals, as they’ll also face off in Week 18. 

Using the latest odds and analysis, I’m attempting to predict the final score of this matchup, which will hopefully give bettors an idea of which side – or a total – to bet on Sunday.  

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook.

Spread

Moneyline

Total

• 42 (Over -110/Under -110)

The Titans are the worst team in the NFL against the spread (1-9) so far this season. Meanwhile, Houston is 5-5-1 against the spread after beating the Dallas Cowboys on Monday night. 

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