Jacksonville Jaguars vs Tennessee Titans Match Player Stats

The jacksonville jaguars vs tennessee titans match player stats provide a useful snapshot of two AFC South teams entering their November 15, 2026 meeting with very different early-season records. Jacksonville is listed at 2-1, while Tennessee is 0-3. The numbers supplied for this matchup show a Jaguars offense led by Trevor Lawrence and Bhayshul Tuten, while the Titans have relied heavily on Cam Ward and Tony Pollard.

One important scheduling correction is necessary before examining the numbers. The supplied dataset identifies this matchup as NFL Week 4 and gives an 11:00 PM game time. The official 2026 NFL schedule lists Jaguars at Titans on Sunday, November 15, 2026, in Week 10 at 1:00 PM ET on FOX. Official NFL 2026 schedule The analysis below uses the player and team statistics supplied in the dataset while using the official schedule for the confirmed week and listed kickoff information.

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Jacksonville Jaguars vs Tennessee Titans Match Player Stats Overview

The most important numbers immediately show why this matchup attracts attention within the AFC South.

Category	Jacksonville Jaguars	Tennessee Titans
Record	2-1	0-3
AFC South Standing	1st	3rd
Points For	82	37
Points Against	36	59
Passing Leader	Trevor Lawrence	Cam Ward
Passing Yards	616	504
Passing TDs	7	2
Interceptions	2	1
Rushing Leader	Bhayshul Tuten	Tony Pollard
Rushing Yards	204	173
Rushing Attempts	43	38
Rushing TDs	2	0
Receiving Leader	Parker Washington	Carnell Tate
Receiving Yards	221	123
Receptions	15	13
Receiving TDs	2	0
Sack Leader	Josh Hines-Allen	Jeffery Simmons
Sacks	1.5	2
Tackles Leader	Ventrell Miller	Anthony Hill Jr.
Tackles	24	34

The statistical contrast is particularly clear in scoring. Jacksonville has produced 82 points while allowing 36, giving the Jaguars a plus-46 point differential. Tennessee has scored 37 and allowed 59, producing a minus-22 differential.

That does not determine what will happen in the matchup, but it does establish the statistical environment surrounding the teams.

Jacksonville Jaguars vs Tennessee Titans Match Player Stats: Passing

Quarterback statistics are central to understanding the matchup.

Trevor Lawrence

According to the supplied data, Trevor Lawrence leads Jacksonville with:

616 passing yards
54 completions on 81 attempts
7 touchdown passes
2 interceptions
66.7% completion rate

His 54 completions on 81 attempts produce a 66.7% completion percentage. The seven touchdown passes are especially notable when compared with Tennessee’s two passing touchdowns.

Lawrence’s current numbers also show a relatively efficient passing profile. He has thrown 81 passes and completed 54 of them, meaning Jacksonville has consistently converted a substantial share of its passing opportunities into completions.

The two interceptions matter because turnover efficiency can change the shape of an NFL game quickly. Jacksonville’s overall statistical position is strong, but its offense still has to protect possessions against Tennessee’s pass rush.

Cam Ward

Tennessee’s passing leader, Cam Ward, is listed with:

504 passing yards
55 completions on 88 attempts
2 touchdown passes
1 interception
62.5% completion rate

Ward has attempted seven more passes than Lawrence despite having 112 fewer passing yards.

That difference is useful when examining offensive efficiency. Ward’s 55 completions are actually one more than Lawrence’s 54, but those completions have produced considerably fewer yards and touchdowns.

This creates an important question for the Titans: can Tennessee generate more explosive production from its passing game without exposing Ward to unnecessary turnover or pressure?

The supplied statistics suggest that Jacksonville has been more productive through the air so far, while Tennessee has needed a higher volume of passing attempts to reach its current yardage total.

Jacksonville Jaguars Passing Game

The Jaguars’ receiving numbers add another layer to Lawrence’s production.

Parker Washington

Parker Washington leads Jacksonville in receiving with:

221 receiving yards
15 receptions
2 receiving touchdowns
14.7 yards per reception

Those numbers indicate that Washington has been one of the most productive receiving options in the supplied dataset.

His 221 yards account for a significant portion of Lawrence’s 616 passing yards. The 14.7 yards per reception average also suggests that Jacksonville has not relied exclusively on short throws to move the football.

For a defense preparing for the Jaguars, Washington’s combination of volume and yardage production is an important matchup consideration.

Jacksonville’s Offensive Balance

The Jaguars are not dependent on one statistical category.

Lawrence has produced 616 passing yards, while Bhayshul Tuten has supplied 204 rushing yards. Washington has added 221 receiving yards.

That combination gives Jacksonville three obvious statistical areas to monitor:

Quarterback efficiency
Rushing production
Per-reception explosiveness

A balanced offense can make defensive game planning more difficult because stopping one statistical leader does not necessarily remove the team’s entire offensive identity.

Tennessee Titans Passing Game

The Titans enter the matchup with a different statistical profile.

Carnell Tate

Carnell Tate is Tennessee’s leading receiver in the supplied data:

123 receiving yards
13 receptions
9.5 yards per reception
0 receiving touchdowns

Tate’s 13 receptions show that he has been involved consistently, but his 123 receiving yards are substantially below Washington’s 221.

The lack of a receiving touchdown also highlights one of Tennessee’s biggest statistical differences from Jacksonville. The Jaguars have two receiving touchdowns from their leading receiver, while Tennessee has none from Tate.

That does not mean Tate’s role is unimportant. A receiver can influence an offense through first downs, route efficiency, coverage manipulation, and opportunities that do not appear in touchdown totals.

However, the supplied statistics clearly show that Tennessee has generated less receiving production from its leading target.

Jacksonville Jaguars vs Tennessee Titans Match Player Stats: Rushing

The ground game offers another direct comparison.

Bhayshul Tuten

Jacksonville’s rushing leader, Bhayshul Tuten, has:

204 rushing yards
43 carries
2 rushing touchdowns
4.7 yards per carry

Tuten has averaged 4.7 yards per attempt across 43 carries.

That workload matters. A running back carrying the ball 43 times over the listed sample has been given a meaningful role in the offense.

The two rushing touchdowns also show that Jacksonville has been able to convert some of its ground production into points.

Tony Pollard

Tennessee’s rushing leader, Tony Pollard, has:

173 rushing yards
38 carries
4.6 yards per carry
0 rushing touchdowns

Pollard’s 4.6 yards per carry is close to Tuten’s 4.7.

This is one area where the statistical gap is much smaller than the overall team records might suggest.

The difference comes primarily from volume and scoring. Tuten has 31 more rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns despite having only five more carries.

Why the Rushing Comparison Matters

The rushing numbers suggest that Tennessee has not been completely ineffective on a per-carry basis.

Pollard’s 4.6-yard average is respectable within the supplied dataset. The bigger difference is what happens after those rushing yards are accumulated.

Jacksonville has paired its rushing production with touchdowns. Tennessee has not recorded a rushing touchdown from its listed leader.

That distinction becomes particularly important near the goal line.

Defensive Player Statistics

Offensive statistics usually receive the most attention, but the defensive leaders provide useful context.

Jacksonville Defense

The Jaguars’ listed defensive leaders are:

Josh Hines-Allen: 1.5 sacks
Ventrell Miller: 24 tackles

Hines-Allen’s 1.5 sacks make him Jacksonville’s leading listed sack producer.

Miller’s 24 tackles show how frequently he has been involved in defensive plays. Tackles alone do not measure defensive quality, but they do indicate workload and involvement.

Tennessee Defense

The Titans’ defensive leaders are:

Jeffery Simmons: 2 sacks
Anthony Hill Jr.: 34 tackles

Simmons has 2 sacks, which is half a sack more than Jacksonville’s listed leader.

Anthony Hill Jr. has 34 tackles, 10 more than Miller.

This is an important reminder that the matchup is not statistically one-sided in every category. Tennessee’s leading individual defenders have strong numbers in sacks and tackles.

The larger difference appears in overall team production and scoring rather than every individual defensive statistic.

Team Scoring Comparison

The supplied scoring numbers are among the clearest indicators of the teams’ early-season performance.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Jacksonville:

Scored 82 points
Allowed 36 points
Point differential: +46

The Jaguars are averaging approximately 27.3 points per game across their three regular-season games in the supplied record.

Their opponents have averaged 12 points per game against them.

Tennessee Titans

Tennessee:

Scored 37 points
Allowed 59 points
Point differential: -22

The Titans are averaging approximately 12.3 points per game, while opponents have averaged approximately 19.7.

That produces a sizable scoring gap between the teams.

The numbers do not explain every reason behind the difference, but they provide a clear statistical starting point.

Recent Jacksonville Jaguars Results

Jacksonville’s supplied recent results show the following sequence:

Date	Opponent	Result
Sep. 27, 2026	New England Patriots	W 35-6
Sep. 21, 2026	Denver Broncos	L 20-13
Sep. 13, 2026	Cleveland Browns	W 34-10
Aug. 29, 2026	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	W 19-0
Aug. 22, 2026	Carolina Panthers	L 34-17

The most recent result is particularly striking.

Jacksonville defeated New England 35-6, producing its largest listed scoring total in the regular-season sample. The defense also held the Patriots to six points.

The previous regular-season game went in the opposite direction, with Denver defeating Jacksonville 20-13.

That contrast is useful because it demonstrates that the Jaguars’ season cannot be understood simply through the 2-1 record. Their results include both a high-scoring win and a relatively low-scoring loss.

Recent Tennessee Titans Results

Tennessee’s listed recent results are:

Date	Opponent	Result
Sep. 27, 2026	New York Giants	L 12-7
Sep. 20, 2026	Philadelphia Eagles	L 24-20
Sep. 13, 2026	New York Jets	L 23-10
Aug. 30, 2026	Chicago Bears	L 24-15
Aug. 24, 2026	Seattle Seahawks	W 19-16

The Titans have started the regular season 0-3 in the supplied data.

Their most recent game was a 12-7 loss to the Giants.

The scoring pattern is important. Tennessee has scored 10, 20, and 7 points in its three listed regular-season games.

That gives the Titans an immediate statistical challenge against a Jacksonville team that has already scored 34 and 35 points in two of its regular-season wins.

Jacksonville Jaguars Away Record vs Titans Home Record

The supplied dataset lists Jacksonville with a 0-1 away record and Tennessee with a 0-2 home record.

These records are worth separating from the overall standings.

Jacksonville’s overall record is 2-1, but its listed away record is 0-1. Tennessee’s 0-3 overall record includes a 0-2 home record.

That means the venue does not automatically erase Jacksonville’s road results or Tennessee’s home results.

For statistical analysis, the important distinction is that the game is being played at Nissan Stadium in Nashville according to the supplied matchup information, while the official NFL schedule confirms Jacksonville as the visiting team.

Injury Report and Availability

Player availability can change the interpretation of every statistical category.

The supplied injury information lists the following Jacksonville players as questionable:

Christian Braswell, cornerback, knee
Montaric Brown, cornerback, hamstring
Albert Regis, defensive tackle, elbow

Jacksonville players listed on injured reserve include:

B.J. Green II, defensive end, elbow
Sam Mustipher, center, undisclosed

For Tennessee, the supplied questionable list includes:

Kevin Winston Jr., safety, shoulder
Tyjae Spears, running back, ankle

Titans players listed on injured reserve include:

Jackson Slater, guard, foot
Fernando Carmona, guard, ankle
Milo Eifler, linebacker, undisclosed

These designations should be treated as availability information rather than predictions about whether an individual player will participate.

Injury status can change before kickoff, so a final game-day report remains important for anyone using these numbers for fantasy football, matchup research, or statistical analysis.

Jacksonville Jaguars vs Tennessee Titans Match Player Stats and Key Matchups

Several individual matchups stand out from the supplied statistics.

Trevor Lawrence vs Tennessee’s Pass Rush

Lawrence has produced 616 passing yards and seven touchdowns.

Jeffery Simmons leads the Titans with two sacks.

That creates a straightforward statistical matchup. Jacksonville’s passing production depends partly on Lawrence having enough time to execute the offense, while Tennessee’s defense has a proven sack producer in Simmons.

Cam Ward vs Jacksonville’s Defense

Ward has 504 passing yards with two touchdowns and one interception.

Jacksonville’s defense has Josh Hines-Allen at 1.5 sacks and has allowed only 36 points in the supplied regular-season sample.

The Titans therefore face the challenge of creating more passing production while dealing with a defense that has limited overall scoring.

Bhayshul Tuten vs Tennessee’s Run Defense

Tuten has produced 204 yards on 43 carries.

Pollard has produced 173 yards on 38 carries.

The difference is not enormous on a per-carry basis. Tuten averages 4.7 yards while Pollard averages 4.6.

This suggests that the ground game comparison deserves more attention than simply looking at the two teams’ records.

Parker Washington vs Tennessee Coverage

Washington has 221 receiving yards and two touchdowns.

Tate has 123 yards without a touchdown.

The receiver comparison gives Jacksonville a substantial statistical edge in the supplied dataset.

Tennessee’s defensive backs will therefore have an important role in preventing Washington from turning his existing production into another high-output performance.

Turnover and Defensive Context

The supplied dataset includes several defensive and team-level indicators.

The Jaguars have:

8 team sacks
4 interceptions
+4 turnover differential

The Titans have:

6 team sacks
2 interceptions
-1 turnover differential

Turnover differential is particularly useful because it connects offense and defense.

Jacksonville’s +4 figure means the team has produced four more turnovers than it has lost in the supplied data.

Tennessee’s -1 figure points in the opposite direction.

Turnovers can create short fields, eliminate scoring opportunities, and change possession totals without necessarily showing up in traditional offensive yardage statistics.

What the Player Stats Say About Jacksonville

The Jacksonville numbers describe an offense with several productive components.

Lawrence has thrown seven touchdowns.

Tuten has scored twice on the ground.

Washington has scored twice through the air.

The Jaguars also have 82 points while allowing only 36.

From a statistical perspective, the team has combined quarterback production, rushing output, receiving production, and defensive scoring prevention.

The 2-1 record is therefore supported by several different statistical categories rather than depending on one individual number.

What the Player Stats Say About Tennessee

The Tennessee numbers present a different picture.

Ward has 504 passing yards, while Pollard has 173 rushing yards.

Tate has 123 receiving yards.

The defensive leaders have respectable individual numbers, particularly Simmons with two sacks and Hill Jr. with 34 tackles.

However, the Titans have scored only 37 points across the supplied regular-season games.

The central statistical question for Tennessee is therefore offensive efficiency and scoring conversion.

The team has generated yardage, but its point production has remained limited.

ESPN Matchup Predictor and Pick’em Data

The supplied dataset lists an ESPN Matchup Predictor figure of:

Jaguars: 77.5%
Titans: 22.4%

It also lists pick’em percentages of:

Jaguars: 87%
Titans: 13%

These numbers should be understood as predictive or participation-based indicators rather than game statistics.

They do not represent points, yards, touchdowns, tackles, or official league results.

The distinction matters when building an article around player statistics. A prediction percentage describes an expectation or selection distribution, while player stats describe what athletes have actually produced during the available sample.

Jaguars vs Titans Statistical Takeaways

The most important numbers can be summarized as follows:

Jacksonville enters with a 2-1 record in the supplied regular-season data.
Tennessee enters at 0-3.
Jacksonville has scored 82 points compared with Tennessee’s 37.
Jacksonville has allowed 36 points compared with Tennessee’s 59.
Lawrence has 616 passing yards and seven touchdowns.
Ward has 504 passing yards and two touchdowns.
Tuten has 204 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
Pollard has 173 rushing yards.
Washington has 221 receiving yards and two touchdowns.
Tate has 123 receiving yards.
Simmons leads the listed sack comparison with two sacks.
Hill Jr. leads the listed tackle comparison with 34 tackles.
Jacksonville has a +4 turnover differential in the supplied data.
Tennessee has a -1 turnover differential.

These numbers provide a more complete picture than looking only at the standings.

How to Read These Stats Without Overlooking Context

Player statistics are most useful when several categories are examined together.

For example, Lawrence’s 616 passing yards matter more when viewed alongside Washington’s 221 receiving yards and Jacksonville’s 82 total points.

Likewise, Pollard’s 173 rushing yards should not be viewed separately from Tennessee’s 37 points.

The same principle applies defensively. Hill Jr.’s 34 tackles show involvement, while the Titans’ overall points allowed show the broader team outcome.

This is why a useful statistical article should connect individual numbers to team-level production rather than simply listing leaders.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Jacksonville’s leading passer?

Trevor Lawrence is listed as Jacksonville’s passing leader with 616 yards, 54 completions on 81 attempts, seven touchdowns, and two interceptions.

Who is Tennessee’s leading passer?

Cam Ward leads Tennessee with 504 passing yards, 55 completions on 88 attempts, two touchdowns, and one interception.

Who leads Jacksonville in rushing?

Bhayshul Tuten leads the Jaguars with 204 rushing yards on 43 carries and two rushing touchdowns.

Who leads Tennessee in rushing?

Tony Pollard leads the Titans with 173 rushing yards on 38 carries.

Who is Jacksonville’s leading receiver?

Parker Washington leads Jacksonville with 221 receiving yards on 15 receptions and two touchdowns.

Who leads the Titans in receiving?

Carnell Tate leads Tennessee with 123 receiving yards and 13 receptions.

Conclusion

The jacksonville jaguars vs tennessee titans match player stats show two teams with noticeably different statistical profiles entering their AFC South matchup.

Jacksonville’s supplied numbers are led by Trevor Lawrence’s 616 passing yards, Bhayshul Tuten’s 204 rushing yards, and Parker Washington’s 221 receiving yards. The Jaguars have also scored 82 points while allowing 36.

Tennessee has 504 passing yards from Cam Ward, 173 rushing yards from Tony Pollard, and 123 receiving yards from Carnell Tate. Its listed scoring total is 37 points, while the defense has allowed 59.

The defensive leaders add another dimension. Jeffery Simmons has two sacks for Tennessee, Josh Hines-Allen has 1.5 for Jacksonville, and Anthony Hill Jr. leads the supplied tackle figures with 34.

The most useful way to interpret these jacksonville jaguars vs tennessee titans match player stats is to connect individual production with team scoring, turnovers, recent results, and player availability. That approach provides a clearer statistical picture than relying on a single quarterback, receiver, or team record.

The official NFL schedule places the matchup in Week 10 on November 15, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET on FOX. The supplied dataset’s Week 4 and 11:00 PM labels therefore require correction before publication. NFL