In a crucial Week 18 matchup, the Jacksonville Jaguars will be facing off against the Tennessee Titans with the coveted AFC South title on the line. Experts and analysts have weighed in on the game, offering their predictions and insights on what it will take for each team to secure a victory.

According to Tony Boselli, the former Jaguars Left Tackle and current Jaguars Analyst, the key for Jacksonville to win is to play a clean game, avoiding turnovers, mental errors, and penalties. Boselli also emphasized the importance of containing Titans' running back Derrick Henry, who could pose a significant threat if given the opportunity to dominate the ground game.

On the other hand, the Titans' chances of winning, as opined by Boselli, hinge on winning the turnover battle by at least two and having a standout performance from Henry. Despite missing their best defensive lineman in Jeffery Simmons and playing with a backup quarterback, the Titans could still secure a victory if the Jaguars gift them turnovers and allow Henry to run wild.

Frank Frangie, the Radio Voice of the Jaguars, believes that for the Jaguars to come out on top, they need to maintain their strong defensive performance from the previous week against the Carolina Panthers. Additionally, if the Jaguars can have key players like quarterback Trevor Lawrence and wide receivers Christian Kirk and Zay Jones back in the lineup, it would greatly enhance their offensive capabilities, resembling the team that started the season 8-3.

Frangie emphasized that the Titans' success largely depends on Henry's performance and their ability to generate turnovers. He also acknowledged that the Jaguars have the better team and should be able to secure a victory and a playoff berth, considering head coach Doug Pederson's track record of success in critical games.

Jeff Lageman, former Jaguars Defensive End and team analyst, highlighted the importance of playing clean football for the Jaguars. This involves protecting the football, minimizing penalties, and maintaining strong communication on both sides of the ball. Lageman stated that the Jaguars' recent victory that broke a four-game losing streak was a result of playing clean football and believes they can carry that momentum into this game to clinch their second consecutive divisional title.

Brent Martineau, Action Sports Jax Sports Director, echoed the sentiment that winning the turnover battle is crucial for the Jaguars. Avoiding turnovers and building an early lead will be key to success. Despite the Titans' reliance on Henry, Martineau expects the Jaguars to prevail given their healthier roster and their determination to reach the playoffs.

John Oehser, senior writer for jaguars.com, emphasized the need for the Jaguars to play mistake-free football and stop the Titans' running game. Oehser believes the Jaguars are the superior team and, with a solid performance, can secure the win and their second consecutive AFC South title.

According to Brian Sexton, senior correspondent for jaguars.com, running the ball efficiently will be crucial for the Jaguars' success, especially with uncertainty at the quarterback position. Sexton also emphasized the importance of limiting turnovers, as the Jaguars have struggled in that area recently, and believes that a motivated Jaguars team can outperform the Titans.

As Kainani Stevens, Jaguars Team Reporter, stated, winning is everything for the Jaguars. With everything to play for, the Jaguars must play mistake-free football and maintain confidence. Stevens also acknowledged the potential danger of Henry's dominance in what could be his final game with the Titans.

In a must-win scenario, the Jaguars have the opportunity to secure the AFC South title and a playoff berth. All eyes will be on the Jaguars as they aim to execute the strategies laid out by the experts and analysts. Will they prevail and secure their spot in the postseason? The answer will be revealed on game day as the Jaguars face off against the Titans in Nashville.