The Jacksonville Jaguars will be facing a pair of division foes to end the season. In Week 17, they'll be playing the Tennessee Titans. This will be the second time they've faced their division foes, having already beaten them in Week 14. Head coach Doug Pederson doesn't expect any surprises.
Pederson met with the local media ahead of the divisional bout and said that both clubs know what to expect.
"Obviously, they know us. We know them," Pederson responded when he was asked what is like to face the same team twice in a season. "We're gonna have to play them again at some point during the season. But the familiarity with both teams and where both teams are within three weeks. This will be the fourth week, I guess it's okay."
The Jags are currently a 1.0-point favorite, meaning that bettors expect it to be a close game, which is the norm for divisional contests. With that in mind, here's how you can watch Jacksonville try to repel the Titans with and without cable.
How to watch the Titans vs. the Jaguars on TV in Week 17:
You can watch this one locally on CBS. Adam Archuleta will be the play-by-play announcer and Spero Dedes will provide live commentary. Aditi Kinkhabwala will report from the sideline. If you're out of the Jacksonville market, you can check this map to see what games will be shown in your area.
You can also listen to the broadcast on WJXL 1010 AM/92.5 FM. Frank Frangie, Jeff Lageman, and Tony Boselli will be the booth analysts while Bucky Brooks handles sideline duty.
How to stream the Titans vs. the Jaguars in Week 17:
If you're looking for a stream of the game, you can try NFL+. It requires a subscription but gives you access to NFL RedZone, game replays, and NFL Pro, depending on the package you choose. Plans start at $6.99.
Another option is fuboTV. All you need to get started is an internet connection to stream the game on your cellphone, computer, or tablet. Sign here for your free seven-day trial.
Titans vs. Jguars game details for Week 17:
Kickoff time: 1:00 p.m. ET
Location: EverBank Stadium
All-Time record: The Titans lead the series 35-25 (including one playoff game)
When these two division foes meet in Week 17, the Jaguars will have a chance to do something they've achieved just once the past 10 years: Sweep their division foes. The last time they pulled off the feat was in 2022, and you would have to go back to the distant year of 2005 to find another instance of Jacksonville beating the Titans twice in a season.
Having said that, the Jaguars haven't had much success beating the Titans in recent years outside of 2022, which is why they'll probably be incentivized to come out on top in Week 17. That would most definitely be a bright spot in what's turned out to be a disappointing year.
The downside of winning is that Jacksonville would once again move away from the No. 1 draft pick and the chance to potentially select two-way star Travis Hunter. Then again, sweeping the Titans would likely make it worth it.