Jacksonville Jaguars (3-4-0)

Sims-Walker was held to two catches for nine yards Sunday in the Jaguars' 30-13 loss at Tennessee.
This was a very disappointing result for Sims-Walker considering he was facing one of the league's worst pass defense. It was also the only game since the season opener that he's failed to record 80 receiving yards. Expect him to bounce back next week considering the chemistry he seems to have developed with quarterback David Garrard.

Garrard was 14 of 27 for 139 yards and two interceptions in the Jaguars' 30-13 loss to Tennessee on Sunday.
Garrard seemed like he might be a solid fantasy QB after leading Jacksonville to the playoffs in 2007, but he regressed last season and has been bad in 2009. He should only be on your roster in the deepest of leagues.

Jones-Drew scored from 80 and 79 yards out and totaled 177 yards on just eight carries Sunday, but the Jaguars lost 30-13 on the road to the previously winless Titans.
It's the second straight 100-yard game for Jones-Drew, who is one of the few fantasy bright spots on an otherwise dismal Jacksonville team. Jones-Drew leads the NFL with 10 rushing touchdowns, three shy of his career high.

Mathis won't play Sunday at Tennessee because of a broken finger. Scott Starks starts for Jacksonville for Mathis, the Jaguars' career interceptions leader.
Mathis, who broke a bone in his left index finger Oct. 18 against St. Louis, was ruled out Friday by coach Jack Del Rio. The news wasn't a surprise because Mathis didn't practice all week and was in a cast. He had surgery last week to insert a screw in his finger and never sounded optimistic he would return against the Titans.