Jaguars (6-2) Visit the 1-7 Titans Sunday, Nov. 15: 1 p.m. on FOX, a 41-7 Win in the Last Meeting and a Rematch at EverBank Nov. 29

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Jacksonville Jaguars come out of a 10-day break between games with a 6-2 record and a trip to Nashville, where they face a Tennessee Titans team that is 1-7. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET Sunday, Nov. 15, at Nissan Stadium, and the game will air on FOX, according to ESPN and FOX Sports. Jacksonville then hosts the same Titans two weeks later, on Nov. 29, which makes this the first of two AFC South meetings two weeks apart.

How to watch

FOX has the broadcast, and FOX One carries the stream, according to the network's game page. The network lists the start as 1 p.m. Eastern, which is noon in Nashville. Kickoff times can change, so fans should confirm against the NFL or team schedule before Sunday.

Where the Jaguars stand

Jacksonville beat Baltimore 33-10 on Thursday, Nov. 5, to improve to 6-2, according to ESPN's schedule page. It was the second straight win by more than 20 points, after a 42-7 victory over Indianapolis on Nov. 1. Action News Jax reported that the win gave the team a 3.5-game lead in the AFC South at the halfway mark.

Trevor Lawrence threw for 242 yards on 26 attempts against the Ravens, but only 45 of those yards came in the second half, per Action News Jax. The station also reported that the defense held Jonathan Taylor and Derrick Henry to a combined 25 carries for 80 yards, or 3.2 yards per attempt. On the season, it said, Jacksonville's defense is forcing 1.84 takeaways a game and allowing 15.1 points per game. Those numbers come from the station's analysis and could shift by Sunday.

What the Titans look like

ESPN lists Tennessee at 1-7 and fourth in the AFC South. The Titans' only win so far is a 26-20 decision over Indianapolis on Oct. 18, and their most recent result was a 43-36 loss at Cincinnati. FOX's game page also lists a 24-20 loss to Philadelphia on Sept. 20.

According to ESPN's team page, Tennessee scores 18.0 points per game, which ranks 28th, and allows 24.9, which ranks 19th. The offense averages 173.0 passing yards per game, 29th, and 99.5 rushing yards, 23rd. Quarterback Cam Ward has 1,483 passing yards and six touchdowns, running back Tony Pollard has 595 rushing yards and six touchdowns, and Carnell Tate has 34 catches for 413 yards. Those figures are as of Nov. 6 and will not change until Tennessee plays again.

The series

The Jaguars have won four straight meetings, according to FOX. The most recent was a 41-7 Jacksonville win on Jan. 4, 2026, which the network calls the widest margin in the series. Tennessee still leads the regular-season series 34-28, FOX reports, and it won the only playoff meeting, 33-14 in the 2000 AFC Championship Game in Jacksonville.

The rivalry dates to the first meeting on Sept. 3, 1995, a 10-3 win for the Houston Oilers, the franchise now known as the Titans. Wikipedia's rivalry entry counts the all-time series at 35-28 for Tennessee when the playoff game is included. The two sources differ only on whether that postseason game is part of the total.

The two-game stretch

After Nashville, the Jaguars travel to face the New York Giants on Sunday, Nov. 22, at 1 p.m. on CBS, according to ESPN. Jacksonville then returns home to play Tennessee on Sunday, Nov. 29, at 4:05 p.m. on CBS. The Jaguars follow that with a trip to Chicago on Dec. 6.

Because the teams meet twice in two weeks, the Nov. 15 result will carry into the rematch. A Jacksonville win would make the Jaguars 7-2 heading into the Giants game. A Tennessee win would be only its second of the season, and it would come against a team that has won its last two games by more than 20 points.

What to know before Sunday

• Check the Jaguars' injury report, which the team and the NFL release during the week.
• Kickoff is 1 p.m. ET, so the game is an early-afternoon window on FOX.
• The Nov. 29 rematch at EverBank Stadium is a 4:05 p.m. kickoff on CBS.
• All records and statistics in this story come from ESPN, FOX and Action News Jax as of Nov. 6.