Last meeting
Jacksonville gained 168 yards and three touchdowns on the ground -- two by backup RB Greg Jones -- to defeat the Titans 28-13 in Week 10 at Tennessee.
Rookie RB Chris Johnson: LenDale White is still the Titans' starter, but expect coach Jeff Fisher to get the ball into the hands of Johnson. The rookie showed off his speed and play-making ability with 182 yards and two touchdowns on 33 carries, plus seven receptions, during the preseason.
Jaguars receiver Matt Jones: Jones has shown flashes of becoming an every-down NFL receiver in the past two years, but the Jaguars believe he is ready to turn the corner this season. With Jerry Porter expected to miss the game and Reggie Williams still bothered by injuries, QB David Garrard will likely look to Jones often on Sunday.
Jaguars TE Marcedes Lewis: Lost in the fact that the Jaguars kept six wide receivers -- many of them injured -- on their active roster is the presence of Lewis, who played well down the stretch last season. Lewis has 10 career receptions against the Titans, the most vs. any opponent.
Did you know?
Jacksonville leads the NFL with a 9-4 record (.692) on Kickoff Weekend. ... Jaguars CB Rashean Mathis has six career INTs against Tennesse, the most vs. any opponent. ... The Titans are aiming for their second consecutive win in the series, after defeating Jacksonville 13-10 in Week 1 of 2007. ... In Tennessee's last meeting against Jacksonville, WR Justin Gage tied his career-high with seven receptions for 90 yards with one TD. ... White aims for his third consecutive game at home with 100+ rushing yards. Tennessee is 5-1 when White has 90+ rush yards.
