Even before the NFL announced the schedule for the 2026 season, you can bet that the Jacksonville Jaguars had already circled this game on their calendar, not only because they'll face a dreaded division foe but also because they'll get to face Robert Saleh for the first time since he became the head coach of the Tennessee Titans.
In case you forgot (but you probably didn't), Saleh accused head coach Liam Coen of stealing signals "legally" before Jacksonville faced the San Francisco 49ers in 2025. In the end, Saleh had to backtrack, stating that he had misspoke, and it looks like since then, both coaches have mended fences.
That said, there's always been bad blood between the Jags and Tennessee, so you can bet Coen will use Saleh's words as bulletin-board material for this AFC showdown. With this in mind, here's what the second-year head coach said about facing off against the Titans.
Liam Coen says facing the Titans will be a dogfight
Liam Coen met with the local media the Friday before the Week 10 game. He generally praised Tennessee and Robert Saleh, pointing out that things can get competitive, but the two will be focused only on Sunday's bout.
"He actually texted me this week. Going into the week and this game, as much as it's football, there's an entertainment aspect of it all, and it's competitive," Coen told reporters (7:57 mark). "And when you compete against people, and you've had a history of competing against them, that just raises the stakes a little bit more, right?"
Coen continued, "And when you have guys that you know do good stuff on each side of the football, and we know exactly what this Tennessee Titans team is going to bring on Sunday, and we know the type of atmosphere, the competitiveness is going to be a dogfight."
Later in his exchange, Coen stated that Saleh defenses are always good to defend, so there you have it. They already let bygones be bygones, but that won't make this AFC showdown any less intense. And with this in mind, here's the injury report for the game.
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Jaguars injury report vs. the Titans in Week 10
Although Bhayshul Tuten popped on the injury report with ankle and foot injuries, he's good to go against the Titans. Center Robert Hainsey got the questionable tag as he dealt with a concussion but has since cleared protocol and is a full go.
OL Robert Hainsey has cleared concussion protocol and has no game status for tomorrow’s game.
— Jacksonville Jaguars (@Jaguars) November 14, 2026
On a related note, Jacksonville just traded for Davon Godchaux, Jordan Davis, and Jessie Bates III. However, only Godchaux will suit up in Week 10, with Coen pointing out that neither Davis nor Bates has yet had their bye (the Jags had theirs in Week 7).
How to watch the Jaguars vs. the Titans in Week 10 on TV
You can watch this one locally on Fox30 and the team's affiliate TV stations. If you're outside of the Jacksonville area, you can click on this map to see what game will be shown where you are. Chris Myers will be the play-by-play announcer, and Mark Schlereth will provide live analysis. Jen Hale will handle sideline duty.
You can also catch the game on 1010 XL & 92.5 FM, and 99.9 FM Gator Country. Frank Frangie and Jeff Lageman will be the booth analysts, while Bucky Brooks reports from the sidelines. You can also find the broadcast on SIRIUSXM, channel 814, and Sports USA.
For a stream, you can try NFL+. Depending on the package you use, you can have access to NFL Pro, the NFL Network, and NFL RedZone. Plans start at $6.99.
Another streaming option is fuboTV. All you need to get started is an internet connection to watch the game on your cellphone, tablet, or computer. Click here for your free seven-day trial.
Game details for the Jaguars vs. the Titans in Week 10
• Location: Nissan Stadium
• Kickoff time: 1:00 p.m. ET
• All-Time series: Jacksonville has faced the Titans 63 times in team history (including one postseason game). Tennessee leads the series 35-28, but the Jags won four games in a row. In fact, they've swept their division foes the past two years.
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