JC Latham, selected as the seventh overall pick, is considered a significant addition to the Titans' roster, showcasing the team's potential to build around young talent. His performance, along with that of defensive tackle T'Vondre Sweat, indicates that the Titans may have found foundational pieces for their future despite the team's overall struggles.

JC Latham showcased strong consistency during his rookie season, demonstrating long-term starter potential on the left side of the offensive line. His performance was notable enough to earn him recognition as one of the standout tackles in the draft class.

JC Latham, a rookie left tackle, struggled this season as part of an offensive line that faced significant challenges, contributing to the Titans' quarterback woes. He was part of a unit that allowed 41 sacks and dealt with a revolving door at the right tackle position, highlighting the team's ongoing issues in protecting their quarterback and maintaining offensive stability.

JC Latham has struggled to protect the Titans' quarterbacks this season, allowing 38 total pressures, which ranks third-most among left tackles. His 2.9% QB knockdown rate is the second highest at the position, indicating significant challenges in pass protection that could impact the Titans' offensive effectiveness as they face a formidable Jaguars defense.

LT JC Latham suffered a quadriceps injury during the game but managed to finish. Coach Callahan indicated that the team would monitor the recovery of Latham, along with cornerback Roger McCreary and linebacker Kenneth Murray Jr., throughout the week.