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 simply just continue to be one of those pain in the neck teams under the watch of Mike Vrabel and his coaching staff. The franchise simply just knows how to stick close and come up with big plays that get them over the top when it matters most. Case in point was last Sunday’s 35-32 comeback home win and cover against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs which allowed the team to secure a third win in its last four tries to remain in the thick of the AFC South title race.

With two games against Houston and revenge bouts against Indianapolis and Jacksonville remaining on the docket, Ryan Tannehill and company still have a shot. Until then, the team will rest up on its Week 11 bye in hopes of getting prepared both mentally and physically for their next home clash against the Jaguars.

2019 Tennessee Titans at a Glance

Super Bowl Odds: +23837

AFC Championship Odds: +11000

Week 11 Matchup Odds

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Week 11 Preview

The Titans futures odds took a nosedive this past week after coming up with that huge comeback win against the Chiefs. Their odds to win Super Bowl LIV were cut in half from +15000 to +8000, while their odds to win the AFC shrunk from +8000 to +5000. They’re still considered longshots to win the division evidenced by the +700 return currently offered up, but that could change in a jiffy should it avenge earlier season losses to the Jags and Colts over the next two weeks. With that, you might want to invest in some shares just in case that Week 15 home showdown with the Texans goes down with first place on the line.

Tennessee had dominated Jacksonville in the previous four meetings up until dropping an ugly one-sided decision to the Jags back in Week 3. Before losing that game 20-7, the Titz had swept the season rivalry in each of the previous two seasons and went on to cover the closing NFL odds in all four of those games. Unfortunately, “Minshew Mania” got the best of them in late September when he threw for 204 yards and a couple of touchdowns in a rain soaked game that never saw Tennessee’s offense get into much of any rhythm. Because of it, the under moved to 3-1 in the last four overall meetings with an average of just 26.5 points going up on the scoreboard.

Week 10 Recap

Even after falling into a quick 10-0 first quarter hole, Vrabel’s troops never gave up. Instead, they chipped away at the lead with some efficient play from Ryan Tannehill to go along with Derrick Henry’s finest showing of the season. The Titans RB1 made minced meat of a poor Kansas City run defense to the tune of 188 yards and 2 TD on 23 overall carries. On top of that, the defense got into the mix putting points on the board as well after Rashan Evans picked up a fumble and rumbled 53-yards the other way to earn the Titz their first lead of the game with just over six minutes remaining in the first half. KC eventually tied it up and then reclaimed the lead, but it wasn’t for long due to Henry’s impressive 68-yard TD scamper that put Tennessee back out in front.

The Chiefs rallied to score the game’s next 10 points, but Tennessee’s never say die attitude got it right back in the game on another Henry touchdown run. Then when the Chiefs extended the lead to five with just over three minutes remaining in the game, Tannehill orchestrated his best drive as a Titan taking the offense right down the field and capping it off with a touchdown dart of his own to Adam Humphries from 23-yards out. He then capped it off with a two-point conversion that allowed for the home team to secure the dramatic comeback win and pointspread cover.

"It's fun to win a game like that, battle back in the fourth-quarter at home and find a way to win is a ton of fun," Tannehill said.

Though Tennessee was ultimately outgained 530-371 and lost the time of possession battle by nearly 15 minutes, it still found a way to win. That speaks volumes about the type of team the Titans have at their disposal. It’ll be interesting to see what they look like coming off the bye; considering they’ve gone 3-0 SU and 2-1 ATS off the last three, Jacksonville is likely to have its hands full come Week 12!

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