The Titans have One Last Chance to Salvage Their Season on Sunday in Jacksonville!
After another discouraging loss filled with self-inflicted errors and questionable coaching last week in Tampa, the Titans return to Florida to take on the Jags. Tennessee is sitting at 3-6 heading into this divisional matchup, and it's officially put-up or shut-up time for Mike Vrabel's team. Sunday is a make-or-break game for the Titans, and it's their final chance to salvage this broken season...
The Titans got punked by the Bucs last week in Tampa and have officially lost all of their competitive swagger. The 2023 Tennessee Titans no longer look like a Mike Vrabel-led group, as many of Vrabel's fundamental principles aren't being exhibited on the turf. Some of these principles include discipline and physicality, which the Titans lack heavily. Though the season hasn't gone Tennessee's way so far, they have one final chance to rescue their season in Jacksonville on Sunday, and they better seize the opportunity...
The Jaguars are seven-point favorites in this matchup between two division rivals, but this game will be much tighter than the Vegas Line. The Titans are pissed off, as they have lost two straight games, and conversations about tanking the rest of the season have already circulated in Nashville. Mike Vrabel has coached this Tennessee team to multiple wins over teams that are marginally better than them, and this seems like a game where that could transpire. Though it will be closer than many think, I still have the Titans losing this one. The Jags' offensive talent is astonishing, and I can't envision a world where the Titans' secondary doesn't give up over 300 yards passing, along with multiple passing TDs from Lawrence. Though Jacksonville's Defense is vulnerable against the pass, their run defense is excellent, and Josh Allen will feast on the Titans' inferior tackle situation all afternoon...
If the Titans fall to the Jags on Sunday, the season is officially over. If they find a way to win their first road game in over 365 days in Duval County, there will be a glimmer of hope for the rest of 2023. This is the last chance for Mike Vrabel and Co. this season, and they have to find a way to pull this one out away from home...
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