Titans veteran quarterback Kerry Collins had a nice game to carry his team to victory against the Jaguars despite losing the team’s starting quarterback Vince Young to injury that same game.

Showing the stuff that made him an NFL star, Collins completed 11 of 16 passes for 110 yards and a touchdown, directed five consecutive scoring drives to carry his team (4-2) atop the AFC South.

Playing in placed of the injured Young, the 37-year-old quarterback was fully focused in the game as he orchestrated the plays of the Titans masterfully that day.

Titans running back Chris Johnson also complemented COllins nice game with a great performance of his own as he  got  111 yards rushing and scoring late in the game to help his team take their lead in their division alongside the Indianapolis Colts and Houston Texans.

Titans coach Jeff Fisher lauded the performance of his two stars in the game since it resulted to their victory against the home-team.

Playing in-front of its fans, the Jaguars does its best to battle the Titans toe to toe but disaster also struck on the Jaguars when its starting quarterback David Garrard also got injured in the game.

However, unlike Collins, Trent Edward, the newly acquired Jaguar failed to deliver in the absence of Garrard which lead to their loss.

Luck was also not on the side of Jaguars in the game as they suffered four mistakes in the game that caused their defeat.

With their loss the Jaguars dropped to 3-3 win-loss record and in danger of losing the chance to enter the NFL playoffs and fight for the Super Bowl crown this year.

Despite their predicament, Jaguars coach Jack del Rio is still confident of their chances in the 2010 NFL season saying all they have to do is to limit their mistakes and play much better in their next NFL games.