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tennessee titans vs new england patriots match player stats
Tennessee Titans vs. New England Patriots: Match Player Stats
Titans Offense vs. Patriots Defense
The Titans' offense is led by quarterback Ryan Tannehill, who has thrown for 1,344 yards and 10 touchdowns this season. Running back Derrick Henry is averaging 5.8 yards per carry and has scored five touchdowns. Wide receiver A.J. Brown is averaging 99.1 receiving yards per game and has seven touchdowns.
The Patriots' defense is led by cornerback J.C. Jackson, who has seven interceptions this season. Linebacker Matthew Judon has recorded six sacks and three forced fumbles. Safety Devin McCourty has three interceptions and one forced fumble.
Patriots Offense vs. Titans Defense
The Patriots' offense is led by quarterback Mac Jones, who has thrown for 1,203 yards and eight touchdowns this season. Running back Rhamondre Stevenson is averaging 5.3 yards per carry and has scored two touchdowns. Wide receiver Jakobi Meyers is averaging 83.8 receiving yards per game and has two touchdowns.
The Titans' defense is led by defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons, who has recorded five sacks and one forced fumble this season. Linebacker Harold Landry has recorded four sacks and two forced fumbles. Safety Kevin Byard has three interceptions and one forced fumble.
Key Matchups
The key matchups in this game will be the Titans' offense against the Patriots' defense and the Patriots' offense against the Titans' defense.
- Titans' offense vs. Patriots' defense: The Titans' offense is one of the most efficient in the NFL, averaging 5.6 yards per play. The Patriots' defense is allowing just 3.8 yards per play, which is the best in the NFL.
- Patriots' offense vs. Titans' defense: The Patriots' offense is struggling to find its rhythm this season, averaging just 4.5 yards per play. The Titans' defense is allowing 4.8 yards per play, which is 12th in the NFL.
Prediction
The Titans are a 3-point favorite in this game, and they have a good chance of winning if they can control the game on the ground. The Patriots' defense is allowing just 3.8 yards per play, but they have not faced an offense as good as the Titans' this season. If the Titans can run the ball effectively, they will be able to control the clock and keep the Patriots' offense off the field.