Titans Lose to Jaguars, Secure Last Place

The Tennessee Titans suffered their fifth consecutive loss, falling 20-13 to the Jacksonville Jaguars, which secures their position at the bottom of the AFC South for the second year in a row. Quarterback Mason Rudolph managed 193 yards with one touchdown but also threw an interception, highlighting ongoing struggles with turnovers for the Titans, who lead the league with 32 this season. Despite a strong performance from running back Tyjae Spears, who rushed for 95 yards, the Titans' offense was unable to sustain drives effectively. The Jaguars, led by rookie receiver Brian Thomas Jr., who set franchise rookie records, capitalized on the Titans' defensive weaknesses, particularly against the run. Both teams are seeking to build momentum heading into the offseason after disappointing seasons, with the Titans needing to improve their turnover issues to close out the year on a positive note. The game marks the second matchup between the two teams in four weeks, with the Jaguars aiming for a season sweep.