Jaguars vs Titans prediction

Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans, Sunday, November 15, 2026 · Nissan Stadium. We simulated this game 10,000 times before kickoff, every snap drawn from real play-by-play data for this matchup. Most plausible outcome: Jaguars 27, Titans 13.

Most plausible outcome

Jacksonville Jaguars27
Tennessee Titans13

The likeliest final of 10,000 simulated games: the Jaguars won 78% of them, and this is the result closest to both teams' middle scores.

Top performers

How it played out: scoring plays

  1. 1stJAX 49-yd field goal 3–0
  2. 1stTEN Pollard 2-yd TD run 3–7
  3. 2ndTEN 30-yd field goal 3–10
  4. 2ndJAX 30-yd field goal 6–10
  5. 2ndTEN 56-yd field goal 6–13
  6. 3rdJAX Punt returned for a TD 13–13
  7. 3rdJAX Lawrence to Meyers, 17-yd TD 20–13
  8. 4thJAX Rodriguez 1-yd TD run 27–13

Box score

Jaguars passing
PlayerC/ATTYDSTDINTSK
Trevor Lawrence17/30249100
Jaguars rushing
PlayerCARYDSTD
Bhayshul Tuten15740
Chris Rodriguez Jr.4131
Ameer Abdullah360
Jaguars receiving
PlayerRECTGTYDSTDLNG
Parker Washington6895031
Jakobi Meyers4669120
Nate Boerkircher3335016
Tanner Koziol1125025
Brenton Strange2217011
Bhayshul Tuten12808
Brian Thomas Jr.02000
LeQuint Allen Jr.02000
Titans passing
PlayerC/ATTYDSTDINTSK
Cam Ward24/32157015
Titans rushing
PlayerCARYDSTD
Tony Pollard17781
Cam Ward3260
Tyjae Spears4160
Nicholas Singleton130
Titans receiving
PlayerRECTGTYDSTDLNG
Gunnar Helm4441018
Chimere Dike3329017
Wan'Dale Robinson4528010
Elic Ayomanor3728016
Calvin Ridley12909
Tyjae Spears44808
Tony Pollard46707
Daniel Bellinger11707

The breakdown

  1. Who's in the sim

    Jaguars: QB Lawrence · Washington 22% of targets · Meyers 17% of targets · Strange 14% of targets · Tuten 47% of carries

    Titans: QB Ward · Robinson 24% of targets · Ayomanor 16% of targets · Helm 16% of targets · Pollard 69% of carries

  2. What's mapped in

    • Who is actually playing: this week's starting QB, the injury report, and each player's share in the games he played, so a starter back from injury gets his role back.
    • Each receiver's own target depth and yards after the catch, against this defense's completions, depth and tackling allowed.
    • Each QB's real scramble rate and his blitz splits, against how often this defense blitzes and lets quarterbacks escape.
    • Each runner's lanes (left, middle, right) and what he gets in each, against this defense side by side; the box count he usually sees.
    • Play action, red-zone and goal-line shares, QB sneaks, each coach's 4th-down habit, penalties, kicks, weather and the clock.
    • Game plans that swing like real ones, and a small chance a starter leaves early, so a backup or role player can have his night.
  3. What decides it

    After the catch. Titans gain −0.4 yards after the catch vs expected (5th-worst). Jaguars allow −0.5 (2nd-best tackling).

    On the ground. Titans average 4.2 yards a carry (17th of 32). Jaguars allow 3.9 (3rd-fewest).

    Through the air. Jaguars complete −0.8 pts more passes than expected (18th of 32). Titans allow +3.8 pts vs expected (2nd-most generous).

    Lawrence vs the blitz: 7.2 yards a dropback (league 6.1). Titans blitz on 27% of dropbacks (6th-fewest).

    Lawrence's pocket: gets the ball out in 2.79 seconds on average, scrambles on 5.5% of dropbacks (league 5.7%).

    Tuten to the left: 4.2 yards a carry there (39% of his runs), and Titans give up +0.4 yards a carry on that side.

    Washington draws 22% of the Jaguars targets and averages 2.3 yards of separation when the ball arrives.

    Ward vs the blitz: 4.7 yards a dropback (league 6.1). Jaguars blitz on 31% of dropbacks (14th of 32).

    Ward's pocket: gets the ball out in 2.89 seconds on average, scrambles on 5.5% of dropbacks (league 5.7%).

    Pollard to the right: 5.2 yards a carry there (36% of his runs), and Jaguars give up +0.3 yards a carry on that side.

    Robinson draws 24% of the Titans targets and averages 3.2 yards of separation when the ball arrives.

  4. Things you'll notice in the sim

    Washington leads the Jaguars in receiving yards in 41% of sims.

    Lawrence throws for 300+ in 23%.

    Tuten runs for 100+ in 11%.

    Washington scores a touchdown in 43%, the likeliest on his team.

    Robinson leads the Titans in receiving yards in 38% of sims.

    Ward throws for 300+ in 4%.

    Pollard runs for 100+ in 18%.

    Pollard scores a touchdown in 36%, the likeliest on his team.

  5. What swings it

    When Pollard runs for 90+ (23% of sims), they win 49%, up from 21%.

    When Titans run for 110+ yards (33% of sims), they win 45%, up from 21%.

    When Jaguars run for 140+ yards (32% of sims), they win 95%, up from 78%.

  6. Reality check

    Jaguars score 28.6 a game (last 8). In the sims: 26.5 against this defense.

    Titans score 18 a game (last 8). In the sims: 16.5 against this defense.

    Lawrence: 241.5 pass yds a game (last 8). In the sims: 249.

    Washington: 3.6 catches, 61.6 yds a game (last 8). In the sims: 4, 61.

    Tuten: 65.1 rush yds a game (last 8). In the sims: 55.

    Ward: 185.4 pass yds a game (last 8). In the sims: 184.

    Robinson: 4.4 catches, 32.8 yds a game (last 8). In the sims: 4.9, 46.

    Pollard: 74.4 rush yds a game (last 8). In the sims: 65.

  7. The 10,000 vs the market

    The Jaguars win 78% of the 10,000 games.

    Against the spread (JAX −10.5): the Jaguars cover in 47%.

    Total 46.5: over in 38%.

    The sims are not built to beat the spread: on past games the side they favored covered about half the time.

  8. Props: our top trends, the sims and the price

    • Elic Ayomanor1+ catches
      88%of sims
      93Our Rating
    • Parker Washington1+ catches
      97%of sims
      91Our Rating
    • Jakobi Meyers30+ rec yds
      64%of sims
      90Our Rating
      71%books imply
    • Brian Thomas Jr.1+ catches
      78%of sims
      89Our Rating
    • Trevor Lawrence175+ pass yds
      87%of sims
      89Our Rating
      90%books imply

Watch it play out Open the NFL board

How it works

Every snap uses real plays from the same down, distance and field position, adjusted for this offense against this defense, with weather, penalties, turnovers, kicks and the clock. Methodology

Research, not advice

The most plausible outcome is the likeliest single result of the simulations; it is not a prediction or a guarantee. 21+. Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER.