2019 Tennessee Titans Betting - Odds to Win Super Bowl LIV

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Tennessee Titans Odds to Win Super Bowl LIV

The Tennessee Titans just got done pulling out one of the more surprising results of the Week 1 slate when they went into the Dawg Pound and stomped the Cleveland Browns every way imaginable. It was a fantastic all-around team performance from Marcus Mariota navigating the offense successfully to the defense flexing its muscle and really turning up the heat on Baker Mayfield and company. There will however be no resting on their laurels in Week 2 with an Indianapolis Colts team that bounced it from possibly qualifying from the playoffs paying Nissan Stadium a visit for a crucial AFC South clash against the NFL betting lines.

2019 Tennessee Titans at a Glance

Titans Super Bowl Odds: +4500

Titans AFC Championship Odds: +2350

Tennessee Titans Week 2 Matchup Odds

Indianapolis Colts +2.5

Tennessee Titans -2.5

Total: 44

Tennessee Titans Week 2 Preview

After fading the Titz just about every way imaginable last week, the betting public looks to be buying into Mike Vrabel’s squad hook, line and sinker in Week 2. Tennessee initially hit the betting board as 2.5-point favorites to move to 2-0 on the season, but they’re now laying the full field goal with 67 percent of the handle in their favor in early betting. It’s highly likely the Colts sweeping last year’s rivalry and essentially bouncing the Titans from the playoffs in Week 17 has much to do with it. There’s also that guy named Luck not lining up under center for Indianapolis any longer. Andrew owned the Titans throughout his unfortunate brief stay in the NFL.

While the pointspread movement has fallen in line with the betting percentages on both teams, the total has gone the way of reverse line movement. Nearly 65 percent of the betting handle is in support of a low scorer playing out on Sunday, but the number to beat has headed north by a half point instead of the other way. The under has cashed in three of the rival’s last five overall meetings, but each of the last four held at Nissan Stadium have combined for high scorers. That includes last season’s 33-17 Colts shellacking of the Titans that surpassed the closing NFL odds by 7.5 points. The five games played to an average of 54.6 points per game, so is it possible linemakers are way off on this offering? Last year’s 42.5 point total was the lowest of the bunch, and that managed to go over with ease!

Tennessee has thrived for NFL bettors in divisional play under Vrabel having cashed tickets at a 7-3 clip the last 10 times. The Titans have also been big moneymakers in their own digs where they’ve compiled a lucrative 13-6-1 ATS record over the last 20 games played in front of the hometown faithful. The cherry on top just might be the fact that the favorite has won and covered each of the last five skirmishes.

Tennessee Titans Week 1 Recap

"They sleep on us every year, what's new," Walker said to reporters on the Titans' win over the Browns. "We like being under the radar. They (the Browns) were who we thought they were. Y'all can crown them if you want to crown them. Still got to play football."

Bold words from Delanie Walker right there, but they were 100 percent warranted! The media and casual fans pumped so much hype into the Browns over the course of the offseason that it was seemingly a foregone conclusion that they’d go out and handle their business in the home opener. Sharp bettors saw it much differently however, and it didn’t take much time for those that plunked their hard earned money down against the Titans to realize they were holding onto a losing ticket. While Titans backers certainly got a scare when Cleveland marched right down the field and scored on the opening drive of the game, the Browns next points didn’t come until there were just over two minutes remaining in the third quarter.

It was a dominating defensive performance from Dean Pees’ group who sacked Baker Mayfield five times, picked him off three times and also registered a safety. Cleveland was limited to just 346 yards of total offense and was baited into making a whopping 18 penalties! While Mariota only competed 14 of 24 passes, he threw for 248 yards and 3 TD to surpass his prop totals at top rated sportsbooks with ease. Derrick Henry also got in on the action by combining for 159 total yards and a couple of touchdowns. Tennessee couldn’t have asked for a better overall showing. Now it’s time to not muck it all up by laying another egg against the hated Colts.

2019 Tennessee Titans Betting Schedule

Past Tennessee Titans Seasons

The franchise was originally based in Houston, Texas and known as the Oilers from its inception as a charter member of the American Football League until relocating to Tennessee for the 1997 season. The Oilers appeared in the first three AFL Championship games, winning the first two before having their run snapped in 1962. They would reach the playoffs twice more as an AFL franchise and suffer through dismal seasons soon after the league’s merged in 1970.

Behind future Hall of Famer Earl Campbell, the Oilers would reach the NFL playoffs for the first time following the 1978 season and square off against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC Championship Game in consecutive years. They lost both times and after getting knocked out in the wild card round in 1980, the team parted ways with lovable coach Bum Phillips. Returning to prominence in the late 1980s, the Oilers would reach the postseason in seven straight seasons from 1987 to 1993, only to be remembered for blowing a 35-3 lead to Buffalo in the 1992 wild card round.

An ongoing feud between owner Bud Adams and the city of Houston hastened the team’s departure and in 1997, following a third non-playoff season, the team packed up and moved to Tennessee. The nickname was retained for two years until the club moved into its current home stadium and was rebranded as the Titans. During the 1999 season, the team set a franchise record for wins and reached the Super Bowl for the first and only time, losing to the St. Louis Rams.

The Titans have spent the past decade in mediocrity. They’ve won between six and nine games eight times and reached the playoffs just once. Vrabel became the fifth coach in the last 10 seasons when he took over for Mularkey for the 2018 season.

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