The Tennessee Titans were completely outplayed in every phase by the Washington Commanders in their 42-19 loss on Sunday. One area that continues to be a problem is special teams, and a change may be on the horizon.
During his weekly press release, head coach Brian Callahan mentioned that all options were on the table to help the difficult return game.
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For the second week in a row, the primary back, wide receiver Jha'Quan Jackson, put the ball on the ground on a rebound, and it appears Callahan has seen enough. After the fumble, Jackson was replaced on kickoffs by running back Tyjae Spears, but he finished the game as the primary punt returner.
Jackson, a sixth-round pick out of Tulane, has declined tremendously after opening the season with 157 return yards against the Chicago Bears. Yards have decreased over the season and fumbles have increased.
Known for his special teams prowess since graduating from college, Jackson hasn't had the same positive impact in the NFL and may now struggle to have opportunities moving forward.
wide receiver Mason Kinsey could be a potential inside option. The veteran is currently on the practice squad and is due for a raise. However, no potential names have been mentioned, so the Titans may look outside the organization to fill the void.
Fans will find out if the Titans persevered and made a change when they take on the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 14 at Nissan Stadium on Sunday.
