T.J. Yeldon has been a healthy inactive for the Jacksonville Jaguars over the past two weeks, but the team insists they haven't moved on from him.

Yeldon was a second round pick by the Jaguars in 2015.

“We love T.J.,” Doug Marrone said. “We think he’s an outstanding football player. Right now we feel that the guys there [at running back] are doing well and what’s difficult is if we did have more spots on game day, we would put him up there. There’s no doubt about that.

“But it’s very difficult with what we’re trying to accomplish from the standpoint of all three phases to get a jersey on him right now. But the minute that we do have an opportunity where it’s not going to affect any of those three phases or maybe we need it more offensively -- might be a game-plan situation where we want more backs up that week -- we have no issue at all bringing him up.”

The Jaguars had four running backs active each week: Leonard Fournette, Chris Ivory, Corey Grant and fullback Tommy Bohanon.

This weekend's game between the Tennessee Titans and Jaguars will be played in Jacksonville.

Hurricane Irma brought severe weather to Jacksonville this past weekend.

The Jaguars also announced that owner Shad Khan is donating $1 million to relief efforts in Jacksonville and 5,000 tickets to Sunday's game will be donated to first responders.

The Houston Texans haven't officially named a starter for Thursday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals, but Jalen Ramsey certainly has an opinion.

Houston pulled Tom Savage during Sunday's 27-9 loss to Ramsey's Jacksonville Jaguars, opting to put rookie Deshaun Watson in the game. Watson wasn't much more productive, but that didn't matter to the Jacksonville cornerback.

"Personally, I think [Watson] gives them a better chance," Ramsey said. "He came in and gave them a new dynamic, did very well when he was in, managed the offense, [scored] on that first drive."

The Jacksonville Jaguars believe Allen Robinson suffered a torn ACL.

Robinson will have an MRI in his left knee.

Robinson was due to make less than $1 million this season. 

Robinson caught 73 balls for 883 yards and six touchdowns last season.