Jets vs. Titans 2013, NFL Week 4: Live coverage, score updates and more

Chris Johnson would qualify as a fantasy dud with 21 yards on 15 carries.

The Titans entered the game as 3.5-point favorites, according to OddsShark, so they covered the spread with ease.

Holmes has been plagued by injuries in his tenure with the Jets. He missed most of 2012 with a Lisfranc injury and was slow to return in the preseason. Holmes ended up starting in the regular season, but was slow to produce with a rookie quarterback, recording just nine catches for 218 yards and a touchdown in the first three games. The Jets are expected to update his status after the game.

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The most defining moment in Sports GIF history was probably the Buttfumble: Mark Sanchez’s crash into a lineman’s butt that was returned for a touchdown, encapsulating the Jets’ offense in one butt-related loop.

We waited. We waited a long time for the sequel. But now, Geno Smith has given us its successor: another butt-related Jets QB fail that led to an opposing score:

The exact nature of the injury is unknown at the moment. Locker did give the crowd a thumbs-up signal as he left the game in the cart.

Locker was in the midst of a career day. He had completed 18-of-24 passes for 149 yards and three touchdowns. The Titans were leading the Jets, 24-6, when Locker went down. His three touchdowns doubled his season total so far.

Smith was 8-of-13 for 120 yards passing and two interceptions in the first half of the game, and the Titans stormed out to a 24-6 lead as a result. The rookie also had a costly fumble on an otherwise impressive scramble.

Locker has shown tremendous development in his third NFL season, and the Titans have obviously benefited from that. Unless Smith has a bounce-back performance in the second half for the Jets, Tennessee may cruise to another win.