Jack Gibbens delivered a standout performance against the Chargers, recording a career-high 15 total tackles, including 10 solo. His strong showing reflects the praise he has received from head coach Brian Callahan, who emphasized Gibbens' intelligence, consistency, and reliability on the field. Despite being undrafted, Gibbens has made a significant impact since joining the Titans, having played in 27 games and started 18. His impressive play continues to elevate his profile as he prepares for the upcoming matchup against the Minnesota Vikings.

Jack Gibbens has played 100% of the Titans’ defensive snaps in the two games since the trade of Ernest Jones IV, averaging an impressive 11 tackles per game during this stretch. While his usage may change with Jerome Baker's full integration into the defense, Gibbens has a history of strong performances, recording 8+ tackles in over half of his starts in the past two seasons. If he continues as a starter, he could establish himself as a valuable LB3 in tackle-premium IDP leagues, making him a worthwhile consideration given his low roster rate.

Jack Gibbens has made a significant impact for the Titans despite playing only 164 snaps. He ranks as the fifth-highest-graded linebacker among players with 150 or more snaps this season. Over the last two weeks, Gibbens has excelled, achieving a remarkable 90.8 overall grade, showcasing his effectiveness on the field.

Jack Gibbens has taken advantage of increased playing time with Baker sidelined, playing a full-time role for the second consecutive week. His consistent snap count makes him a player to consider adding, especially if Baker continues to miss games.

Jack Gibbens has stepped up as one of the Titans' every-down linebackers following the trade of Ernest Jones. He has led the team in tackles for the past two weeks, showcasing his ability to produce significant defensive contributions. In the recent overtime win over the Patriots, Gibbens recorded 14 tackles and half a sack, demonstrating his effectiveness on the field. Despite concerns that Jerome Baker, acquired in the same trade, might replace him, Gibbens is making a strong case to remain in the lineup, having missed just one tackle this season and earning an impressive 84.2 PFF grade.