The Tennessee Titans host the Jacksonville Jaguars at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee, this Sunday at 12:00 p.m. CST.

As division rivals, the Titans and Jaguars play each other twice a year, every year. This Week 10 game is the first of the 2026 season, and the second happens in Week 12 when the teams will face off in Jacksonville, Florida.

The Titans' sole win came against a divisional opponent in the Indianapolis Colts, and they'll look to come out on fire to set the tone early. Still, Tennessee has just one win under its belt, and they'd really like to get more. To help them with that goal, this week, they'd love to steal Jaguars cornerback Travis Hunter to help them with their cause.

Hunter is technically a two-way player, playing both cornerback and wide receiver. Earlier this year, the Jaguars said that his focus would be largely on defense and less on offense, mostly due to injuries at the position. After trading safety Amani Hooker to the Buffalo Bills on Tuesday, the Titans could use some additional help in the secondary. And while it looks like the Titans will get Carnell Tate back on offense, it certainly wouldn't hurt to give Cam Ward another weapon.

Through eight games this season, Hunter has seven receptions for 75 yards and a touchdown. He's rushed twice for eight yards. He returned a punt for one yard, and he's recorded 31 tackles (21 solo), two interceptions, six passes defensed, and one stuff. No matter where he plays on the field, he makes his presence known, and the Titans could use a guy like that against a talented Jaguars team.

The Titans should get Carnell Tate and Calvin Ridley both back on the field this week, so the Titans would likely use Hunter primarily on defense. But he could also provide a distraction if he were put on offense and draw players away from Tate and Ridley.

This Tennessee and Jacksonville matchup isn't supposed to be a close game. The Jags are currently 10.5-point favorites, but if the Titans play well, it could easily swing the other way. Hunter would help that goal for Tennessee, but they'll have to find a way to do it without him.