The Tennessee Titans are currently taking on the Pittsburgh Steelers in a very important Week 15 matchup. A win on Sunday will put this franchise back in first place of the AFC. However, things have become daunting as Julio Jones continues to struggle with his health.

According to Paul Kuharsky, Julio Jones is ruled out for the remainder of this game. The Titans have dealt with more injuries than any other team in the league this year and Jones can't seem to catch a break.

Julio Jones has been dealing with a hamstring injury all season. He literally just came off the IR from a previous hamstring injury. Now, his status is up in the air for the rest of the season, as the Titans might choose to rest their star receiver until the playoffs.

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Tennessee's star-studded cast has been unable to stay healthy. The Titans are hopeful Derrick Henry will return for the postseason. However, AJ Brown is currently on the IR and Jones has been on and off the field throughout the year. Not to mention, the defense has dealt with numerous injuries of their own.

The Titans are in a situation where clinching a playoff spot is becoming more and more crucial. Doing so will allow Tennessee to play looser and not risk the health of the starting lineup. A victory over the Steelers will inch them closer to a much-needed playoff berth.

We'll see how the rest of this game plays out. The Titans' offense has been stagnant since the beginning of the second half. With Pittsburgh scoring their first touchdown of the day, Tennessee holds s slim 13-10. Look for this offense to grind it out as they try to earn a huge Week 15 win without Julio Jones.