Game Info
Kickoff: Sunday, November 15, 2026, 1:00 PM ET
Location: Nissan Stadium, Nashville, TN
Network: FOX
Jacksonville Jaguars
Quarterback
Trevor Lawrence: START, QB1
Trevor Lawrence is pretty much locked in as a weekly QB1, but I fear he could face the same fate he did last week against the Ravens. The putrid Titans offense is averaging just 18 points a game, and the Jags head to Nashville as 10.5-point road favorites at the time of writing. It wouldn’t be a shock to see TLaw not do much because he simply doesn’t have to and have another sub-par fantasy day. That being said, he’s talented and consistent enough to still start across the board. But if you’re a heavy underdog and need upside, you may need to look elsewhere.
Running Back
Bhayshul Tuten: START, RB2
Chris Rodriguez Jr: FLEX, RB3
The Titans are a middle-of-the-road matchup for running backs, but both Bhayshul Tuten and Chris Rodriguez Jr. are a bit banged up. Tuten had yet to practice this week at the time of writing, and CRod was limited. Both are expected to be active Sunday, but keep an eye on practice reports. In a game that sets up similarly to last week, they could share the workload in an effort to prevent Tuten from taking a beating while he’s trying to fully heal. If Tuten misses, CRod would remain just a FLEX.
Wide Receiver
Parker Washington: START, WR1
Jakobi Meyers: START, WR3
Brian Thomas Jr: SIT
The only thing that could slow down Parker Washington from a monster game and Jakobi Meyers from a respectable one is the Titans offense coming out with a whimper. If that’s the case, it could prevent the Jags from needing to take advantage of the top fantasy matchup for wide receivers. Last Thursday night against the Ravens, Washington only caught two passes. But one was a 50-yard touchdown catch-and-run, proving that regardless of game script, all he needs is a couple catches to put up a productive fantasy day. Meyers was banged up before the Baltimore game and still played, so I expect his Wednesday DNP to be more rest than a sign he’s in danger of missing Sunday. Keep an eye on the practice reports, but if he’s active, start him in literally the best possible matchup.
Tight End
Brenton Strange: SIT
Tennessee has allowed the fifth-most points to tight ends over its last three games, but Brenton Strange isn’t getting enough looks to take advantage. He’s seen four total targets in the Jags’ two games post-bye.
Defense/Special Teams
Jacksonville Jaguars: START
Jacksonville allows the second-fewest points and has the third-most takeaways per game, and the Jaguars are 10.5-point road favorites.
Tennessee Titans
Quarterback
Cam Ward: SIT, QB2 (Startable in Superflex)
No, that’s not a copy-and-paste mistake. I actually have Cam Ward as a startable option in Superflex leagues. Don’t hear what I’m not saying. DO NOT force him in your lineup. But with four teams on bye and, like, a quarter of the league’s QBs hurt, you could do worse. Before the Titans bye, Ward threw two touchdowns and 300+ yards against the Bengals, the first time this season he’s thrown multiple touchdowns in a game. The matchup isn’t ideal, but as double-digit home underdogs, I could see a scenario where the Titans get down big and have to air it out in the second half. And those sweet, sweet garbage time points count all the same.
Running Back
Tony Pollard: START, RB2
Tyjae Spears: SIT (Likely OUT)
It’s not a great sign that, coming out of the bye, Tyjae Spears still isn’t able to practice (at the time of writing), setting the scene for Tony Pollard to potentially have the Titans backfield to himself once again. That’s good news for Pollard managers, as that was the case in the two games before the Titans’ bye, and Pollard averaged 32.6 fantasy points per game over the stretch. Don’t expect that type of performance against the Jags, however. Jacksonville has shut down the run this season, holding opposing running backs to the 2nd fewest fantasy points per game and a league-low 68.3 rushing yards per game.
Wide Receiver
Carnell Tate: START, WR3
Wan’Dale Robinson: FLEX, WR4 (SIT if Tate Active)
Chimere Dike: SIT
It’s not a great sign that, coming out of the bye, Carnell Tate still isn’t able to practice (at the time of writing), setting the scene for Wan’Dale Robinson and Chimere Dike to once again see an increase in targets. Sound familiar? It sounds like Tate is a lot closer than his teammate Spears, and considering the matchup, Robinson would drop to a sit if Tate can suit up. Tate has been a disappointment for fantasy this season, but commands a large enough target share and is explosive enough that he’s a weekly start in most formats, regardless of matchup. Week 8 was the first time this season Dike played more than 21% of snaps and had more than 5.8 fantasy points. A one-week fluke isn’t enough to make him even rosterable.
Tight End
Gunnar Helm: SIT
Gunnar Helm set career highs in targets, catches, and receiving yards in the game before the Titans’ bye. But Jacksonville is a bottom-five matchup and allows the fewest receiving yards per game to tight ends.
Defense/Special Teams
Tennessee Titans: SIT
Jacksonville scores the fourth-most points per game and is tied for the fifth-fewest giveaways. Hard pass.