The Titans still need a little bit of help to make the playoffs http://www.thetitanslockerroom.com/authentic-bennie-logan-jersey , but above all else, they just have to take care of their own business. They’ve done that in back to back weeks against the Jets and the Jaguars, moving to 7-6 on the year. Now they’ll have to go back on the road against an interesting New York Giants team.The Giants are a disappointing 5-8 this year, but they’re 4-1 over their last five games. A big reason why is Saquon Barkley, who the Giants have ridden all season long. The second overall pick in last year’s draft has lived up to his billing to this point. The only problem is that the Giants still haven’t solved their issue at quarterback.Eli Manning is still going at 37 years old, throwing for over 3,400 yards and 18 touchdowns so far this year. Those touchdown numbers were propped up last week as Manning threw three in the New York’s blowout of Washington. He did that without the help of Odell Beckham Jr., who missed Sunday’s game with a bruised quad. Beckham’s status is still up in the air for Sunday’s game against the Titans.Even with that news lingering out there, the Giants opened as three point favorites. That number has come down to 2.5 since. The total currently stands at 43.5.The Giants rank in the bottom half of most defensive categories statistically. Their run defense took a hit when they traded Damon Harrison to the Lions, so this may be a spot where the Titans can ride Derrick Henry once again.Tennessee should have their opportunities to score points here, but can they keep Barkley contained? That’s the key. If the run defense from last Thursday night shows up again, the Titans will be in good shape. But as we all know Rashaan Evans Jersey , consistency isn’t exactly this team’s best attribute. Marcus Mariota faces a big year in 2019. The Titans picked up the $20.9 million option on Mariota’s rookie contract, even though they still can’t be sure he’s their franchise quarterback. The second overall pick in 2015 has not made a Pro Bowl and has failed to stay healthy.General Manager Jon Robinson did not throw all of his support behind Mariota when asked if his “commitment to Marcus Mariota is the same as it’s been since you arrived?” Instead, Robinson all but conceded the obvious: Mariota still has a lot to prove, starting with availability. “Marcus has done a good job for us,” Robinson said on The Midday 180, via Paul Kuharsky of paulkuharsky.com. “He’s made some big plays in my time here. He’s a tough guy. He’s been dinged up, but when he’s been out there he’s done a lot of good things for us, and I’m glad he’s on this football team. He needs to take some time and get some rest and get healthy. I know he’s itching to come back out and work in April whenever we start back. I think nothing is more important to him than his teammates, really loves his teammates. It’s really key. Looking forward to seeing him when he gets back here in April.”Having invested so much in Mariota — from a high draft pick to millions of dollars — the Titans are rooting for him to stay healthy and be productive in 2019. The Titans then would gladly pay Mariota, convinced they have their franchise quarterback.