one by one Cheap Ronnie Harrison Jersey , and before coach Doug Marrone started to address the team, a few players chimed in.They were defensive guys. They were being positive, too.After a 9-6 loss to AFC South rival Tennessee in which Jacksonville's offense was downright offensive, the Jaguars insisted there was no finger-pointing, back-biting or name-calling."We came back in the locker room and guys expressed emotion," said linebacker Telvin Smith, adding that a team with Super Bowl expectations was frustrated. "It's not like guys got quiet. Nobody shied away from it. Things were said."Several players said it was a constructive exchange designed to show support for quarterback Blake Bortles and an offense that has been less than impressive in two of three games this season."If you look at it, offensively and defensively and special teams, those guys really don't have the type of guys we have in this locker room," Jaguars safety Tashaun Gipson said. "It's not like we felt like we were the king of the hill, but you've got to win the games you've got to win. ... We know we're the better team, but this Sunday they were the better team and they won."Thanks mostly to Marcus Mariota, a punishing ground attack and a stifling defense.Mariota directed three scoring drives in relief of Blaine Gabbert, including one in the fourth quarter with "heavy personnel," and the Titans (2-1) won their third straight in the series.Tennessee improved to 2-0 against the AFC South and will host defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia on Sunday."This is what we are, man," Titans cornerback Logan Ryan said. "We have a good defense. We can run the ball. We do what Jacksonville does, but we do it better than them."Jacksonville (2-1), which fell short in its attempt to start 3-0 for the first time since 2004, will wrap up a three-game homestand next week against the New York Jets.Tennessee finished with 233 yards, but grinded out 150 on the ground, played mistake-free football and let the defense do most of the heavy lifting."We're not afraid of anyone," Titans left tackle Taylor Lewan said. "We're going to play as if we belong anywhere. People will count us out Josh Lambo Jersey , but that's not the case."The Jaguars have dropped five of six in the series and failed to score any offensive touchdown against the Titans for the second straight game. They crossed midfield just twice Sunday."We killed ourselves," Bortles said. "Stupid penalties, drops, missed throws. We've got to not hurt ourselves, especially the way our defense is and the way we play. We've got to score one touchdown to win the game. To go out there and score six points in four quarters, that's bad as an offense."Here are some other things we learned about the Titans and Jaguars:MARIOTA IMPROVINGMariota got a game ball for his gutsy performance.After sitting out last week's victory against Houston because of an elbow injury sustained in the season opener, Mariota was forced onto the field in the first quarter to replace Gabbert (concussion)."He was fantastic," first-year coach Mike Vrabel said. "He cares about this team immensely. He wants what's best for this team. You saw him come in there, get us some first downs and give us a spark."Mariota wore a partial glove on his injured right hand and did just enough to upset the Jaguars. He completed 12 of 18 passes for 100 yards and ran for 51 more, including a 15-yard gain on a third-and-1 play late that allowed the Titans to milk the clock.MISSING STARTERSThe Jaguars finished with 232 yards and 12 first downs while playing without running back Leonard Fournette, left tackle Cam Robinson and right guard A.J. Cann. Fournette missed his second straight game with a strained right hamstring. Robinson was lost for the season last week, and Cann sat out with a triceps injury."It's tough anytime you don't have your guys out there," Bortles said. "It is difficult when you are playing with guys that aren't necessarily in the rotation all the time."TURNING POINTMarrone's decision to try a fake punt early in the game proved costly.Corey Grant was stopped on the fourth-and-4 play, giving Tennessee the ball near midfield and leading to Ryan Succop's first field goal."I always regret decisions that don't work," Marrone said. "I just wanted to be aggressive early and had the look." Wembley Stadium is staying in the hands of English soccer.American sports magnate Shad Khan abandoned a 600 million pound ($790 million) bid for the English Football Association's main asset on Wednesday after recognizing the extent of opposition to the sale.Khan, who owns the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars and Premier League soccer club Fulham, had seen buying Wembley as a way of raising the prospects of an American football franchise moving to London.After the takeover fell through a week before a key FA vote, Khan reiterated the Jaguars' commitment to continue playing an annual regular-season game in London, but only as a "home away from home."The FA was under no financial pressure to sell the 11-year-old stadium but seized on Khan's interest as a chance to fund soccer facilities in communities across England while retaining the use of Wembley for national team matches and domestic cup finals.Even with English soccer on a high after the men's national team reached its first World Cup semifinal in 28 years in July, the FA leadership failed to build support for selling a stadium with one of the world's most recognizable sporting brands.The FA disclosed last week that there was more opposition than support after surveying 22,500 people, including club and league officials, referees Womens Calais Campbell Jersey , adult and youth players, coaches, volunteers and members of the public."The intent of my efforts was, and is, to do right by everyone in a manner that strengthens the English game and brings people together, not divides them," Khan said. "Unfortunately, given where we are today, I've concluded that the outcome of a vote next week would be far from sufficient in expressing the broad support favored by the FA chairman to sell Wembley Stadium."The FA hoped for a speedy sale after going public with Khan's offer in April and only provided significant details of the agreement terms when it became clearer that resistance to a deal was growing on its 127-member council.One of the most vocal critics was Gary Neville, who played for England and Manchester United before working as assistant coach on the national team for four years. Neville told a British parliamentary hearing into the sale in July it was "ridiculous" that Wembley had to be sold to pay for grassroots infrastructure when England hosts the world's richest soccer competition. The Premier League generates more than 2 billion pounds every season from broadcasters and agents received 211 million pounds last year from the 20 teams for negotiating player transfers and contracts."At a recent meeting with Mr. Khan he expressed to us that, without stronger support from within the game, his offer is being seen as more divisive than it was anticipated to be and has decided to withdraw his proposal," FA chief executive Martin Glenn said in a statement. "Wembley Stadium is an iconic venue that is revered around world and it will continue to thrive under the ownership and direction of The FA."While the FA maintained that "Wembley Stadium will not be sold," Khan has not given up on buying the north London stadium."I cannot rule out revisiting the opportunity at another time when perhaps the Football Association family is unified in its views on the opportunity," he said.Wembley, which opened in its first guise in 1923, has staged NFL games every year since the new stadium under the arch was completed 11 years ago at a cost of 800 million pounds.Khan's Jaguars are still committed to trips to the British capital, with a deal to play games in London through 2020 at Wembley or the new stadium being built for Premier League club Tottenham, which has a 10-year NFL contract."We will continue to emphasize London and the role the U.K. plays in ensuring a promising long-term future for the Jaguars in Downtown Jacksonville," Khan said. "London as the Jaguars' home away from home remains a priority. Downtown Jacksonville with the Jaguars serving as a catalyst in its revitalization remains a priority."