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Jaguars @ Titans: Week 13 Live Game Thread

The Jaguars look to win their second road game in a row and make some headway in the AFC South in Week 13's divisional battle with the Tennessee Titans.
Dec 29, 2024; Jacksonville, Florida, USA; Tennessee Titans linebacker Luke Gifford (57) tackles Jacksonville Jaguars running back Travis Etienne Jr (1) in the fourth quarter at EverBank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeremy Reper-Imagn Images
Dec 29, 2024; Jacksonville, Florida, USA; Tennessee Titans linebacker Luke Gifford (57) tackles Jacksonville Jaguars running back Travis Etienne Jr (1) in the fourth quarter at EverBank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeremy Reper-Imagn Images | Jeremy Reper-Imagn Images

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Through the first 12 weeks of the 2025 NFL season, the Jacksonville Jaguars are in great shape. They've gone 7-4 in Liam Coen's first 11 games at the helm and could very well see him lead a playoff push as a rookie head coach.

They have a favorable matchup ahead of them in Week 13, as they take on the 1-10 Tennessee Titans. The Jaguars aren't established enough to call this a trap game, but they'll still have to ensure that they come into this one prepared.

Not only has Tennessee been spunkier lately, but this matchup is still a critical one for Jacksonville. Getting a win here would be huge for their playoff chances, especially with the Kansas City Chiefs losing to the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving. Elsewhere in the AFC South, the Indianapolis Colts are hosting the Houston Texans. Either way, one of the Jaguars' biggest rivals is walking away with a win. Jacksonville has to ensure that it keeps pace by taking care of business in Tennessee.

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Nov 23, 2025; Nashville, Tennessee, USA; Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward (1) exits the field after the game against the Seattle Seahawks at Nissan Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Andrew Nelles-USA TODAY Network via Imagn Images | Andrew Nelles-USA TODAY Network via Imagn Images

Titans are no "gimme"

The Tennessee Titans haven't exactly been world beaters this season. Through 11 games, they rank 32nd in offensive yards per game (247.4), 30th in points (15.2), 26th in average yards allowed on defense (352.5), and 29th in points given up (27.5). By all means, the Jaguars should be able to get out of Nashville with their second consecutive win on the road.

However, Jacksonville can't expect Tennessee to give them this one. The Titans might be riding a six-game losing streak, but they've looked vastly improved over their last three, with rookie quarterback Cam Ward starting to find a groove.

They've lost their last three to the Los Angeles Chargers, Houston Texans, and Seattle Seahawks by a combined 16 points, with Ward throwing for 595 yards on 64 percent completion to go along with three total touchdowns to just one turnover in that span. Tennessee doesn't have a good unit on either side of the ball, but they have some excellent individual talent that could wreck the game for Jacksonville if it allows them to.

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Dec 29, 2024; Jacksonville, Florida, USA; Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr (7) celebrates the first down against the the Tennessee Titans in the second quarter at EverBank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeremy Reper-Imagn Images | Jeremy Reper-Imagn Images

Injury report

The good news for the Jaguars is that they're getting some key pieces back for this road trip. Brian Thomas Jr., Anton Harrison, Jourdan Lewis, and Hunter Long are all back. However, Eric Murray, Travon Walker, Patrick Mekari, and Chuma Edoga remain out.

The Titans will be without at least two starters in center Lloyd Cushenberry III and cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis. Three others are listed as questionable: wide receiver Elic Ayomanor, left tackle Dan Moore Jr., and safety Xavier Woods. Be sure to keep up with this page to get all of our live game updates for Week 13.

Week 13 Live Game Thread

FAST START: Bhayshul Tuten takes the opening kickoff back to Jacksonville's 34-yard line to give the Jaguars a decent start on their first drive of the game.

BACKWARDS: The Jaguars move backwards on their first play of the day, drawing an illegal man downfield flag on a play-action screen pass to Travis Etienne Jr.

WELCOME BACK: Brian Thomas Jr. reels in his first target after missing three games with a high ankle sprain. He picks up about a dozen to move the chains on 2nd-and-9.

SACKED: The Titans get to Trevor Lawrence on a stunt blitz, bringing him down for a 10-yard loss to bring up 3rd-and-19.

NOT ENOUGH: T-Law scrambles on the 3rd-and-long and picks up a chunk, but it's still about six yards short, forcing a punt from Logan Cooke on the next play.

CHUNK: Tony Pollard picks up 15 on 2nd-and-medium to give the Titans their first conversion of the game.

AGAIN: Pollard gets another 11 on his second carry of the day.

CAN'T BE STOPPED: Pollard picks up another first down on his next attempt on the very next play.

DRIVING: Cam Ward finds Chigoziem Okonkwo in the middle of the field to give the Titans a fresh set of downs inside the red zone.

BIG STOP: Antonio Johnson tackles Gunnar Helm after a short catch on 3rd-and-8 to force a field goal from the Titans.

SCORING UPDATE NO. 1: Joey Slye chips in a 28-yarder. JAX 0-3 TEN

BIG TIME: On 3rd-and-8, facing 3-and-out, Trevor Lawrence finds Parker Washington on a huge 26-yard gain on a sliding catch.

ROOM TO RUN: On the next play, T-Law finds Jakobi Meyers on a crosser, and he picks up 5o yards to get into the red zone.

STUFFED: Bhayshul Tuten gets downed at the line of scrimmage on 2nd-and-goal, three yards out from pay dirt.

SCORING UPDATE NO. 2: Lawrence finds Meyers' sure hands on a short hitch in the end zone. JAX 7-3 TEN

CHALLENGE: Chimere Dike seems to fumble the ball after a huge hit on the kick return, but the referees rule him down by contact. Liam Coen disagrees and throws the challenge flag for the Jaguars.

SUCCESS: Coen's challenge is successful, and the Jaguars take over at Tennessee's 32-yard line.

END OF 1ST QUARTER — JAX 7-3 TEN


SCORING UPDATE NO. 3: With favorable field position and excellent protection from the offensive line, Lawrence takes his time and finds Brenton Strange wide open in the middle of the endzone. A Tennessee penalty convinces Coen to take advantage with a 2-point attempt. Lawrence crosses the goal line on the keeper. JAX 15-3 TEN

SO CLOSE: The Jaguars' pass rush strips-sacks Cam Ward, but the Titans were able to fall on it to retain possession.

SACKED: Cam Ward dances in the pocket for a while, but the pass rush, led by Josh Hines-Allen, eventually brings him down for a third-down sack.

3-AND-OUT: The Jaguars can't extend the lead on their next drive, going five yards in three plays to go 3-and-out.

3-AND-OUT THE OTHER WAY: Josh Hines-Allen gets into Cam Ward's face again to force a hurried throw, resulting in a 3-and-out for Tennessee.

JUST BEHIND: Lawrence throws it a bit behind on Parker Washington on a deep crosser, and the receiver can't come down with the reception as a result. Jaguars punt it away on fourth down.

ON THE GROUND: Cam Ward fumbles the snap, but the Titans false started on the play anyways, moving Tennessee to 3rd-and-8.

HEAT: Jacksonville brings a five-man blitz, and Ward has to get rid of it. The ball falls to the dirt with no one close to it. Tennessee's punt goes into the end zone for a touchback.

UH-OH: After a holding call on Anton Harrison moves the Jaguars to 1st-and-20, Trevor Lawrence takes a sack, and Jacksonville has work to do on 2nd-and-long, just outside of their own end zone.

A MILE: ETN takes the handoff on the next snap and is brought down behind the line of scrimmage to bring up 3rd-and-28 from Jacksonville's two-yard line.

BREATHING ROOM: Jakobi Meyers takes a quick screen to the 10, giving Logan Cooke some breathing room on the fourth-down punt.

PENALTIES STACKING UP: Jaguars false start on the punt, and now Cooke has to set up near the back of the end zone. Dike takes the punt inside Jacksonville territory after a short return.

SPEARHEAD: Cam Ward settles against a simulated blitz, finding Tyjae Spears on a short shovel against the four-man rush to pick up the first down after a catch-and-run.

JUST SHORT: Ward finds James Proche II for 13 yards, but it's not enough for the conversion after a delay of game rbought up 3rd-and-15.

DROPPED: Ward rolls out right and finds Tony Pollard open for a crucial fourth-down conversion, but the running back can't reel it in. Jaguars take over on their own 21 with 20 seconds left in the half.

GREAT START: Liam Coen elects to go with aggressiveness. Trevor Lawrence finds Jakobi Meyers for a nice 13-yard gain to get close to Cam Little's field-goal range with 14 seconds left.

MOMENTUM: T-Law finds Brenton Strange for another 11 yards on the next play. The tight end is able to get out of bounds, leaving seven seconds left on the clock from Jacksonville's 46.

IN RANGE: Lawrence finds Brenton Strange again for another 12 yards to set up a 61-yard field goal for Cam Little.

WHAT A MESS: Coen elects against kicking a 61-yarder. Lawrence is flushed out of the pocket and hit near the Jacksonville sideline late by Arden Key. Flags are flying everywhere as players get into a scuffle after the play. After a lot of deliberation, the officials call two fouls on the defense, roughing the passer and unsportsmanlike conduct, both on Key. Jaguars get a free play after a 15-yard gain.

SCORING UPDATE NO. 4: Cam Little takes advantage of the free 15 yards Arden Key gifted the Jaguars, drilling the resulting 45-yarder. JAX 18-3 TEN

END OF 2ND QUARTER — JAX 18-3 TEN


BLOWN UP: Josh Hines-Allen gets into the backfield immediately on a halfback counter, bringing down Tyjae Spears right after he gets the handoff for a three-yard loss.

3-AND-OUT: Jacksonville's defense forces their fourth 3-and-out from the Titans, after tagging Van Jefferson down short of the marker on 3rd-and-13.

SACKED AGAIN: Jeffery Simmons gets to Lawrence after the Titans dial up the blitz on 3rd-and-10. Jaguars go 3-and-out themselves after forcing one from Tennessee.

NEW OPPORTUNITY: Mike Brown is whistled for roughing the kicker on the punt, gifting the Jaguars 15 yards and a new set of downs.

ANOTHER BIG FLAG: Cole Van Lanen is called for a false start on 3rd-and-5, and the Jaguars now have to deal with 3rd-and-10.

STEP UP: Lawrence climbs the pocket and fires it into BTJ on a crosser. He has room to run, picking up 17 yards and the first down.

EARLY: Sebastian Joseph-Day jumps after the Jaguars go in motion, drawing an encroachment flag.

KOBI: Jakobi Meyers gets his number called on two straight plays, first a jet sweep and then a short out for the first down.

BACK IN THE RED: Lawrence finds Quintin Morris for a 14-yard gain to set the Jaguars up in the red zone.

SCRAMBLE: Lawrence wriggles out of a collapsing pocket, finding blockers and lanes to scramble for 10 yards and a first down at the three-yard line.

CHALLENGE NO. 2: Titans coach Mike McCoy elects to challenge the spot after Lawrence's run.

MOVED BACK: The challenge is successful, moving the Jaguars back to 4th-and-inches. Lawrence picks it up anyways on the sneak.

SCORING UPDATE NO. 5: Tuten bursts through the line on the next play and finds the end zone. JAX 25-3 TEN

STAYING ALIVE: The Jaguars seemingly force an incompletion to get another 3-and-out on defense, but Jourdan Lewis is called for defensive holding to give Tennessee an automatic first down.

OPEN FIELD: Antonio Johnson takes down Gunnar Helm after a short gain on 3rd-and-12 to bring up fourth down once again for the Titans. Tennessee chooses to punt it away.

ETN IS HERE: Etienne Jr. has had a quiet game so far, but picks up 13 yards on a shovel pass sweep to get some momentum.

END OF 3RD QUARTER — JAX 25-3 CAR


BIG RETURN: Logan Cooke boots it inside the opposite 20-yard line, but he outpunts the coverage. As a result, Chimere Dike has the room to return it 47 yards to the Jaguars' 38-yard line.

TURNOVER ON DOWNS: Jaguars bring the heat on 4th-and-6. Cam Ward is able to find Elic Ayomanor on a quick slant, but the receiver drops it. Jacksonville takes over at their own 34.

BRAWLING: The Jaguars go 3-and-out and hold on the resulting punt. A huge shoving match breaks out on the second kick, with Logan Cooke in the middle of it. Officials throw Mike Brown out of the game.

WIPED OUT: Andrew Wingard gets the sack on Ward, but it's called back due to illegal contact downfield by Josh Hines-Allen.

PBU: Dennis Gardeck tips Cam Ward's pass to bring up 3rd-and-9.

CHAINS MOVING: Tyjae Spears takes a short pass on 4th-and-4 and runs through two arm tackles for the first down.

FRANCHISE: Josh Hines-Allen gets his second sack of the day, getting to Ward on a stunt to bring him down for a 10-yard loss.

4TH-AND-A-MILE: Okonkwo picks up just two on 3rd-and-20. On 4th-and-18, Ward flips it to Tyjae Spears, who's immediately lit up near the line of scrimmage. Jacksonville takes over after the turnover on downs in Tennessee territory.

DROPPED: Jaguars come out swinging with a play-action deep shot. Lawrence finds Austin Trammell, who can't come down with the easy catch.

3-AND-OUT AGAIN: Jaguars dial up back-to-back runs after the failed deep shot, and Logan Cooke gets another punt, this time pinning the Titans near their own 5-yard line.

NOT GIVING UP: Cam Ward scrambles on 3rd-and-medium to pick up the first down, and giving his team another chance at putting some more points on the board.

FUMBLE: Tony Pollard is stripped of the ball on a short catch-and-run. Jaguars recover the fumble for their first takeaway of the game.

KNEEL IT OUT: Jaguars elect to simply run out the clock, as Nick Mulles takes three kneels to end the game.

FINAL — JAX 25-3 TEN

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Andy Quach
ANDY QUACH

Andy Quach is a journalism graduate from Florida Gulf Coast University with extensive experience covering the NFL, NBA, and college sports. He is the assistant beat writer for the Jacksonville Jaguars Om SI, and also serves as the fantasy sports and betting reporter for four NFL teams.