After the jump is a roundup of where the Titans are ranked in various power rankings around the internet for Week 17. It will be updated as more rankings are posted.
| This Week | Last Week | Commentary | |
| ESPN | 15 |
20 |
A lot has to go right for the Titans to make the playoffs. If they do, they'll turn right around to play at Houston again. (Kuharsky) |
| NFL.com | 16 |
18 |
Probably the most under-the-radar game last Saturday was Titans-Jags. While the sexy quotient was low, the Titans don't do sexy. At the end of the day, the aim is to finish 9-7 in a season with a new head coach, new quarterback, and with the club's two best offensive players either inconsistent (Chris Johnson) or injured (Kenny Britt). Even the playoffs are still possible: if the Bengals lose, Jets win, and Broncos lose. If Tebowmania resurrects, then the Chargers would have to beat Oakland. |
| National Football Post | -- |
16 |
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| Sporting News | 18 |
21 |
Seeing Washington's name is a reminder how good the Titans' passing game could have been if Kenny Britt had stayed healthy as their No. 1. |
| CBS Sports | 18 |
20 |
They are still alive for a wild-card spot, but they need a lot of help. If they don't make it, was the move to get Matt Hasselbeck worth it?
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| SB Nation | 17 |
16 |
Losing to the winless Colts two weeks ago hurts really bad now. |
| Fox Sports | 15 |
21 |
Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck deserves a lot of credit for keeping this team on track after a CJ2K holdout to start the year and a season-ending injury to receiver Kenny Britt shortly thereafter. I think they have something in rookie QB Jake Locker. At worst, this team will go .500 this season, and it couldn't have done it without the leadership of Hasselbeck. |
| ProFootballWeekly | -- |
18 |
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| ProFootballTalk | 22 |
23 |
Imagine how good this team would have been if Kenny Britt hadn’t torn an ACL. |