Best NFL Player Props & Picks: Jaguars vs. Titans (Week 10)
The Jacksonville Jaguars visit the Tennessee Titans on Sunday for a Week 10 matchup, with JAX -10.5 and a total of 46.5 on the supplied odds board. Looking for Jaguars vs. Titans player props? The BettingPros NFL Prop Bet Cheat Sheet has generated +210 units and a 4.8% ROI across 4,395 picks rated 3-5 stars, with a 53.8% win rate and a five-week winning streak. Rushing-yard props lead the way at +79.7 units, followed by receptions at +52.6 units. Below are our matchup analysis, picks, same game parlay and player prop tools.
NFL Player Props, Picks & Predictions: Jaguars vs. Titans
Jaguars vs. Titans Game Information & Odds
- When: Sunday, November 15, 2026, 1 p.m. ET
- TV: FOX
- Location: Nissan Stadium, Nashville, TN
- Spread: JAX -10.5
- Total: 46.5
Matchup odds supplied via DraftKings. Analyst picks and parlay prices below reflect the source articles and may differ from the matchup odds above.
Here are Andrew Erickson's predictions for Jaguars vs. Titans. Read all of his NFL Week 10 picks and predictions.
Jaguars vs. Titans Preview & Picks
Erickson's pick: Titans +10.5
I’m a sucker for a double-digit divisional home underdog off a bye week. Too many points. Trust. The. Process.
Ergo…I’m taking the Titans plus the points. Tennessee is 3-1 ATS when getting at least 7 points this season and 2-0 ATS when getting double digits. All underdogs of 10 or more are 5-3 ATS, and 5-2 on the road. Tennessee covered twice on the road, at +11.5 at Baltimore and at +13.5 at Cincinnati, but it is 1-2 ATS as a home underdog. The Titans have scored first in each of their last 10 games as a home underdog, and four of the Jaguars’ last five games against AFC South teams have gone Over the projected total.
The injury report looks bleak for the Titans. Their starting linebackers, Carnell Tate, a starting offensive lineman, and others did not practice to start the week, and they traded away safety Amani Hooker.
I don’t care, because it’s football and anything can happen.
Tennessee covered the spread after its bye week in the 2025 season, and it is coming off its Week 9 bye again. Teams playing after a bye are 10-4 ATS in 2026. Teams with at least 3 more days of rest than their opponent are 22-9-1 ATS and 27-5 straight up in 2026, although favorites in that spot are 18-4-1 ATS and 23-0 straight up and underdogs in that spot are only 4-5 ATS and 4-5 straight up. Tennessee is the underdog with the rest edge.
What Tennessee does have going for it is the points, the bye, and a Jacksonville team coming off back-to-back blowouts. They look and feel unstoppable…which is exactly why this game will be closer than the spread suggests. Not to mention there might be some bad blood between these teams after the “altercation” between the two HCs last season when the Jaguars played the 49ers (Saleh served as SF’s DC in 2025). Jags won 26-21 on the back of 4 Niners turnovers.
As for fun player props in this game. 1st TD opportunity. The Titans have scored first in each of their last 10 games as a home underdog. No Tate means an expanded role for second-year WR Chimere Dike.
Dike started in Week 8 with Tate out and caught 5 of 6 targets for 71 yards and an 11-yard touchdown (14.0% adjusted, from 0.0%). Snap share: 82% (+61), from 13 of 63 (21%) in Week 7. First half: 2 targets, a 3rd-and-6 deep-middle incompletion at the Cincinnati 28 (Q1 11:06, before the 46-yard field goal) and a 21-yard catch on 2nd-and-10 at the Cincinnati 48 (Q2 10:01). Second half: 3 targets and 3 catches for 44 yards (28 on 2nd-and-2 at the Cincinnati 49, Q3 10:15; 5 on 2nd-and-17; and the touchdown on 1st-and-10 from the Cincinnati 11, Q4 11:33). Overtime: a 6-yard catch on 3rd-and-9 at the Tennessee 29 (6:16), short of the line. Red zone: 1 target, the touchdown. He also returned 6 kickoffs for 160 yards (long 29) and a punt for 8. Week 7: no target on 13 snaps and a kick-return role. Coaches said he should play more moving forward (played season-high snaps along with season-highs in every other metric). The fact that Dike also returns kicks opens up another avenue for 1st TD appeal.
Props & Picks
Best NFL Same Game Parlay for Jaguars vs. Titans
Here is our top NFL same game parlay for Jaguars vs. Titans. View all of our Week 10 NFL same game parlays. Parlay odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.
- Leg 1: Parker Washington 60+ Receiving Yards (-115)
- Leg 2: Wan’Dale Robinson 40+ Receiving Yards (-103)
- Leg 3: Gunnar Helm Under 28.5 Receiving Yards (-113)
Tennessee is allowing a league-high 194.9 receiving yards per game to opposing wide receivers. The Titans are also giving up the second-most receiving yards overall per contest. It's an ideal matchup for the Jaguars' passing attack, especially Parker Washington.
Washington only has three catches over the past two games combined, but he should be more involved this week. He can easily eclipse 60 yards against this Tennessee secondary. The Jaguars' top wideout has 60+ yards in five out of eight games this season, including three of the last four. Washington still leads the Jaguars in targets and yards, and his role shouldn't change.
On the other side, Wan'Dale Robinson will likely headline the Titans' receiving corps with Carnell Tate out for a second straight game. Last week, in Tate's absence, Robinson had 57 yards and a touchdown on six receptions. He’s now had 50+ yards in three of his last six games, but we just need 40+ yards for our parlay. Robinson will face a Jaguars defense that allows the fifth-most receiving yards per game to opposing wide receivers.
Conversely, let's fade Tennessee's tight end this week. Gunnar Helm just exploded for a season-high 76 yards last week. However, that came against a Bengals defense that has struggled against tight ends. Helm now faces a Jacksonville unit that allows tight ends a league-low 31.3 yards per game. Expect him to revert to the player who was held under 28.5 yards in all seven games before last week's outburst.
Parlay Odds: +525
Best NFL Player Props for Jaguars vs. Titans
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