Jacksonville Jaguars vs Tennessee Titans Prediction and Picks - November 30, 2025
National Football League action on Sunday afternoon, and we have a Jacksonville Jaguars vs Tennessee Titans prediction locked and loaded for you. The Jags are off a 27-24 road win over Arizona to move to 7-4 on the year. Tennessee is a horrible 1-10 to start the year, and they are off a 30-24 home loss to Seattle. Jacksonville won both meetings a year ago. Read on to see our Jaguars vs Titans prediction.
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Jags Steal One From Arizona In OT
The Jaguars’ most recent game was a 27-24 overtime win over the Arizona Cardinals on November 23, a back-and-forth battle where Trevor Lawrence threw three touchdown passes despite three interceptions. Travis Etienne Jr. added 86 rushing yards, and kicker Cam Little nailed the game-winning 52-yard field goal in overtime.
Jacksonville’s offense has been steady, ranking 16th in total yards at 330.9 per game and 12th in scoring with 24.3 points per contest. Lawrence has thrown for 2,407 yards, 14 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions, while Etienne has been the engine of the ground game with 815 rushing yards and five scores. Parker Washington has emerged as a reliable target with 421 receiving yards, and the Jaguars’ ability to balance the run and pass has kept defenses honest. Still, turnovers have been an issue, with 14 giveaways on the season, something they’ll need to clean up against Tennessee.
Defensively, Jacksonville has been stout against the run, ranking 1st in the NFL at just 83.8 rushing yards allowed per game. Linebacker Foyesade Oluokun leads the team with 90 tackles, while Arik Armstead has chipped in 5.5 sacks. The secondary has been more vulnerable, giving up 240 passing yards per game, but the Jaguars have forced 13 takeaways, ranking second in the league. Against a Titans offense that ranks dead last in both rushing and total yards, Jacksonville’s defense should have the upper hand.
The Long Season Continues
Tennessee’s last game was a 30-24 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on November 23, a contest where rookie quarterback Cam Ward threw for 256 yards and added a rushing touchdown. Chimere Dike provided a spark with a 90-yard punt return touchdown and a late receiving score, but the Titans couldn’t overcome Seattle’s explosive passing attack.
The Titans’ offense has been one of the league’s weakest, ranking 32nd in total yards (247.4 per game) and averaging just 15.2 points per contest. Ward has thrown for 2,210 yards with seven touchdowns and six interceptions, but the lack of a consistent rushing attack has hampered the unit. Tony Pollard leads the ground game with 522 yards and two scores, but Tennessee ranks last in rushing at 77.5 yards per game. Dike has been the most dynamic playmaker, leading the team in all-purpose yards, but the offense has struggled to sustain drives and finish in the red zone.
Defensively, Tennessee has allowed 352.5 yards per game and 27.5 points per contest, ranking near the bottom of the league. The run defense has been shaky, giving up 132.8 yards per game, while the secondary has been more respectable at 219.7 passing yards allowed. Linebacker Cedric Gray leads the team with 109 tackles, and Jeffery Simmons has provided pressure with 5.5 sacks, but the Titans have forced just five takeaways all season, ranking 29th. Against Jacksonville’s balanced offense, Tennessee will need to find ways to generate turnovers and limit Etienne’s impact to stay competitive.
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Jacksonville Jaguars vs Tennessee Titans Pick
Jaguars vs Titans Spread Pick
- Tennessee +6 (4 Units)
Taking the Titans +6 has merit because Tennessee has quietly been scrappy despite their offensive limitations. Rookie quarterback Cam Ward showed flashes last week against Seattle, throwing for 256 yards and adding a rushing score, while Chimere Dike gave them a spark with a punt return touchdown and a late receiving strike. Even though the Titans rank last in total offense at 247.4 yards per game, they’ve found ways to hang around in contests with timely special teams plays and defensive stops. Getting six points in a divisional matchup against Jacksonville, where emotions run high and games often tighten late, gives Tennessee room to cover even if their offense sputters.
On the defensive side, Tennessee has struggled overall, allowing 27.5 points per game, but they’ve been respectable against the pass at 219.7 yards per contest. Jeffery Simmons and Cedric Gray continue to anchor the front seven, and if they can slow down Travis Etienne on the ground, the Jaguars’ offense becomes more predictable. Jacksonville has been prone to turnovers, with Trevor Lawrence throwing 11 interceptions already, and that opens the door for the Titans to capitalize on mistakes. With their ability to grind out possessions and force Jacksonville into uncomfortable spots, Tennessee catching +6 feels like a live underdog play in a rivalry that rarely ends in blowouts.
Jaguars vs Titans Over/Under Pick
- Under 41.5 (5 Units)
The Under 41.5 lines up well because both Jacksonville and Tennessee have profiles that point toward a lower-scoring divisional game. The Titans rank dead last in total offense at just 247.4 yards per game and average only 15.2 points per contest, while Jacksonville’s defense has been elite against the run, holding opponents to 83.8 rushing yards per game (best in the NFL). On the other side, the Jaguars score 24.3 points per game, but Trevor Lawrence has been turnover-prone with 11 interceptions, which often stalls drives. With Tennessee’s defense capable of tightening in the red zone despite giving up yardage, and both teams leaning on slower, grind-it-out possessions, this matchup sets up as a physical AFC South battle that stays below the number.
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