It’s all on the line for the Titans and Jaguars this Sunday, and for vastly different reasons. Jacksonville is looking to secure the AFC South and has an outside shot at stealing the No. 1 seed. Meanwhile, the Titans are stumbling to the end of a rough season, and management would not mind a loss that boosts their position in the 2026 NFL Draft. A game with such a gulf in motivation creates a strange player prop market.
Jacksonville is a 13.5-point favorite and -800 on the moneyline, while Tennessee is +550 on DraftKings Sportsbook. The game total is set at 47.5 points. Let’s dig into the player props for this Titans-Jaguars matchup.
Titans vs. Jaguars Best Prop Bets
Trevor Lawrence 260+ Passing Yards (+104)
It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that the Jaguars should dominate in this matchup. But I wouldn’t count on them playing it coyly. In their last matchup, Lawrence threw for 229 yards as the Jaguars romped to a 25-3 victory. It was an exceptional performance from their defense, but the offense could have been better. That includes Lawrence, who had one of his least productive games of the season.
Jacksonville will press on the gas early in this one. It’s an excellent opportunity to tune up the playbook for the postseason while doing their best to put away the Titans early. Perhaps Lawrence sits a good portion of the second half, but it’ll be on the heels of an MVP-worthy first half.
Cam Ward 2+ Passing TDs (+219)
It has not been a fun season for Cam Ward. Despite his efforts, which at times seem Sisyphean, he has not turned in many productive performances. But at least he saved his best for last.
The rookie has thrown for multiple scores in four straight games, including matchups with some solid defenses. Jacksonville’s secondary got the better of him the first time, but if the game script goes against Tennessee early, the volume will be there. Assuming Jacksonville goes up big and starts to rest its regulars later on, Ward could pad his stats late in the game with the outcome well decided. It would be nice to finish on a positive note in what has been a dire year.
