We are sure there are some paratroopers, oil-rig fire fighters, commodity traders, and various daredevils who probably wouldn't mind laying points with the Titans. For the weaker of heart and stomach, however, we're not so sure. There was some excitement two weeks ago in that upset win over Texans, and Will Levis has flashed some upside in recent weeks, but this offense also has cleared 20 points just once in the past eight weeks. At home this season, Tennessee is 1-4 SU and yet to cover a spread; its lone win was 20-17 over the Patriots in OT, not good enough to cover another 3.5 spread (like here vs. the Jags. Aside from the blowout loss at Detroit, J'ville has been rather close in its last five games, and has only dropped one spread verdict its last six (4-1-1), as QB Mac Jones might be seizing this last chance to establish himself in the league after throwing a pair of TD passes last week vs. Texans, his first scores of the season in relief of Trevor Lawrence. Play Jags