The special teams of the Tennessee Titans made a huge play by blocking a field-goal attempt by the Jacksonville Jaguars and it didn't take long for the offense to capitalize on it. On Tennessee's first offensive drive, A.J. Brown made an impressive one-handed grab on a flea-flicker touchdown.

Of course, the Jaguars have been torched by Derrick Henry on the ground plenty of times in recent seasons. Therefore, the defense is going to sell out on slowing down the league's leading rusher.

However, in doing that, the Titans realized that running a flea-flicker could put the defense on their heels. And on the first drive, Tannehill handed it off to Henry, only for him to pitch it back to Tannehill, who shifted his focus to Brown down the field.

The most impressive part of the play came on the receiving end, where Brown pinpointed the ball and snagged it with one hand while getting his feet inbounds. As a result, the Titans have taken an early 7-0 lead over the Jaguars on Sunday.

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Coming into Sunday's game, Brown had 44 receptions for 725 yards and eight touchdowns in 10 games. Now, with a touchdown early in Sunday's contest, Brown has nine receiving touchdowns, giving him one more than he had last year in his rookie campaign.

If Tennessee is going to create some magic in the playoffs again this season, they'll need their passing attack to produce consistently for them. Brown has made some spectacular plays this season, but Sunday's remarkable catch may take the cake for his best highlight.