Mason Rudolph gets another shot to prove himself as Titans' starting QB
- The Tennessee Titans are set to play the Jacksonville Jaguars after both teams recently faced each other, with the Jaguars winning the last match.
- Mason Rudolph is making another start as quarterback, despite a recent loss where he threw three interceptions.
- The Titans hope for offensive improvement while relying on Rudolph's ability to execute plays and reduce mistakes.
In Tennessee, the Titans are preparing to face the Jacksonville Jaguars in an AFC South match. This will be the second meeting between the two teams in a short span of four weeks, with the Jaguars having secured a narrow victory in the first game. Coach Brian Callahan has decided to continue with quarterback Mason Rudolph, who has played in some of the team's highest-scoring games this season, regardless of the Titans' losing record. Rudolph's performance includes notable statistics, such as passing for over 250 yards in their last outing against the Indianapolis Colts, despite suffering three interceptions. Coach Callahan has shown confidence in Rudolph's execution of plays and ability to avoid negative plays, which has earned him another shot at starting. The Titans hope to improve their offensive output from the disappointing six-point performance in their recent loss to the Jaguars. Meanwhile, the Titans' defense, which performed excellently in a prior encounter with the Jaguars, aims to contain Jacksonville's rushing attack, especially after facing difficulties in their most recent game where they allowed a significant amount of rushing yards. The outcome of this anticipated clash could shape the teams' direction as they look toward finishing the season strong, both teams currently sharing the same record. In a league that emphasizes the importance of quarterback performance, Rudolph's future with the Titans may depend greatly on how he capitalizes on this opportunity against a division rival.