Jaguars vs. Titans: Does Jacksonville Cover -10.5?

So, guys, let's take it back now to the 1 o'clock slate. There's another game, Joe. I want to get your thoughts on Jaguars-Titans. Now, again, 1-7 going up against 6-2, the Titans hosting the Jaguars. But the Jaguars laying another fat number, minus 10.5 this time on the road. The Jaguars, I mean, this might be a team that a lot of people are buying stock in now, and then by the time we get to the playoffs, maybe they fall short, and we look back and look at the schedule, right? We look at the Ravens last week, the Colts the week before that, and they're covering these gaudy numbers. But they are covering these gaudy numbers, Joe, and that's something we kind of have to give a little bit more respect to with the Jacksonville Jaguars. They're not just winning these games, they're winning these games exactly by what they're expected to win by, or even more so in the sake of that Colts game. This is another road spot for the Jaguars coming off the road win against Baltimore. What do you think here? I mean, minus 10 and a half, this is a tricky spot for Jacksonville. Can they cover another 10 spot this time on the road yet again? I think the extra time is also helpful here because of the team that you know was in London for a couple weeks then came back and you know of course having a Thursday night game a couple weeks ago that we just discussed there I think the extra time does the Jaguars a little bit of good here and I know they have some pieces that they've acquired also some of them are not playing in this game so they're giving Jordan Davis a bye week basically coming in here I actually like the Jaguars to cover this I think that's a good situation there and regardless of You know, the fact you don't have somebody to be playing right away. I think that defense is still good enough for a Tony Pollard under on the 58 and a half rushing yards, too. But I do think the Jacksonville Jaguars, if they don't win the AFC, if they don't have that number one seed, it's on them. Schedule lines up perfectly. They've been dominated at home. And these pieces like Bates and Davis that they've had defensively are really enough to put them over the top, in my opinion. My next question, though, is will you be shocked if we come playoff time, this Jacksonville Jaguars team falls short, and would you look back on this schedule and think, well, we got to be honest here, they got the better of the schedule. They just had a friendly schedule. They had teams that were banged up regardless. Is this something that could be a real reality for the Jacksonville Jaguars? I think it could be a reality that they could get to the Super Bowl. But if you're looking for who could unseat them, it's whoever gets hot here at the end. And if it is the Cincinnati Bengals, for one, staying healthy, if it is Josh Allen just playing out of his mind, like there's still some pieces here in the AFC that can certainly get hot and carry into a Super Bowl berth. But the Jaguars should be in pole position for that. They play great at home.