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It was a bittersweet 2018 for rookie head coach Mike Vrabel and the Tennessee Titans, who posted their third consecutive winning season at 9-7 but also missed out on the playoffs for the second time in that stretch. For the first time since relocating from Houston for the 1997 season, the Titans have three straight winning campaigns. They’ve only been to the postseason once in the last decade, though, and the pressure is on Marcus Mariota to produce a playoff appearance. The Titans have been just good enough to win more than they lose and bad enough to not cause problems in the AFC. It looks like more of the same in 2019.
2019 Tennessee Titans at a Glance
Titans Super Bowl Odds: +7000
Titans AFC Championship Odds: +3300
Titans AFC South Odds: +635
Titans Regular Season Win Total: 8
Somehow Matt LaFleur got a head coaching job and the Titans will have a new offensive coordinator in 2019. That might be a good thing since the team was as bland as rice cake last season. They were able to run the ball effectively with Derrick Henry, but that’s about all they did above average. With less than 313 yards per game, the Titans ranked 25th in offense and 27th in scoring. Henry was the lead back with 1,059 yards and 12 touchdowns in 215 attempts, helping Tennessee rank sixth on the ground. He and Dion Lewis give the team a good look out of the backfield.
Just how successful the Titans are in 2019 depends on Mariota. He’s played well at times but the inconsistency and injury issues have prevented him from becoming an elite signal caller. We expected the Titans to open things up last year with LaFleur calling the shots, but that never materialized. Tennessee stuck to its ground and pound approach that become a staple under former coach Mike Mularkey, leaving many to wonder if the organization lost confidence in Mariota.
The return of Delanie Walker should be a boost to the passing game. Walker had become Mariota’s favorite target but went down with an ankle injury in the 2018 opener and missed the rest of the season. Corey Davis was the top outside threat and with a more balanced approach the Titans should score more points. The strength of the club is on the defensive side of the football, though. The Titans ranked third in fewest points allowed and were top-10 overall unit. Jurrell Casey holds down the middle, Cameron Wake strengthens the second level and the secondary is solid if not spectacular.
2019 Tennessee Titans Betting Schedule
| WEEK |
MATCHUP |
DATE / TIME |
TV |
| Week 1 |
Titans at Cleveland Browns |
Sunday, Sept. 8, 1 p.m. ET |
CBS |
| Week 2 |
Titans vs. Indianapolis Colts |
Sunday, Sept. 15, 1 p.m. ET |
CBS |
| Week 3 |
Titans at Jacksonville Jaguars |
Thursday, Sept. 19, 8:20 p.m. ET |
NFLN |
| Week 4 |
Titans at Atlanta Falcons |
Sunday, Sept. 29, 1 p.m. ET |
CBS |
| Week 5 |
Titans vs. Buffalo Bills |
Sunday, Oct. 6, 1 p.m. ET |
CBS |
| Week 6 |
Titans at Denver Broncos |
Sunday, Oct. 13, 1 p.m. ET |
CBS |
| Week 7 |
Titans vs. Los Angeles Chargers |
Sunday, Oct. 20, 4:05 p.m. ET |
CBS |
| Week 8 |
Titans vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
Sunday, Oct. 27, 1 p.m. ET |
FOX |
| Week 9 |
Titans at Carolina Panthers |
Sunday, Nov. 3, 4:25 p.m. ET |
CBS |
| Week 10 |
Titans vs. Kansas City Chiefs |
Sunday, Nov. 10, 1 p.m. ET |
CBS |
| Week 11 |
BYE |
- |
- |
| Week 12 |
Titans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars |
Sunday, Nov. 24, 4:05 p.m. ET |
CBS |
| Week 13 |
Titans at Indianapolis Colts |
Sunday, Dec. 1, 1 p.m. ET |
CBS |
| Week 14 |
Titans at Oakland Raiders |
Sunday, Dec. 8, 4:25 p.m. ET |
CBS |
| Week 15 |
Titans vs. Houston Texans |
Sunday, Dec. 15, 1 p.m. ET |
CBS |
| Week 16 |
Titans vs. New Orleans Saints |
Sunday, Dec. 22, 1 p.m. ET |
FOX |
| Week 17 |
Titans at Houston Texans |
Sunday, Dec. 29, 1 p.m. ET |
CBS |
Past Tennessee Titans Seasons
| YEAR |
RECORD |
PLAYOFFS |
| 2018 |
9-7 |
None |
| 2017 |
9-7 |
Lost Divisional Round |
| 2016 |
9-7 |
None |
| 2015 |
3-13 |
None |
| 2014 |
2-14 |
None |
| 2013 |
7-9 |
None |
| 2012 |
6-10 |
None |
| 2011 |
9-7 |
None |
| 2010 |
6-10 |
None |
| 2009 |
8-8 |
None |
| 2008 |
13-3 |
Lost Divisional Round |
| 2007 |
10-6 |
Lost Wild Card Round |
| 2006 |
8-8 |
None |
| 2005 |
4-12 |
None |
| 2004 |
5-11 |
None |
| 2003 |
12-4 |
Lost Divisional Round |
| 2002 |
11-5 |
Lost Conference Championship |
| 2001 |
7-9 |
None |
| 2000 |
13-3 |
Lost Divisional Round |
Full List
| 1999 |
13-3 |
Lost Super Bowl |
| 1998 |
8-8 |
None |
| 1997 |
8-8 |
None |
| 1996 |
8-8 |
None |
| 1995 |
7-9 |
None |
| 1994 |
2-14 |
None |
| 1993 |
12-4 |
Lost Divisional Round |
| 1992 |
10-6 |
Lost Wild Card Round |
| 1991 |
11-5 |
Lost Divisional Round |
| 1990 |
9-7 |
Lost Wild Card Round |
| 1989 |
9-7 |
Lost Wild Card Round |
| 1988 |
10-6 |
Lost Divisional Round |
| 1987 |
9-6 |
Lost Divisional Round |
| 1986 |
5-11 |
None |
| 1985 |
5-11 |
None |
| 1984 |
3-13 |
None |
| 1983 |
2-14 |
None |
| 1982 |
1-8 |
None |
| 1981 |
7-9 |
None |
| 1980 |
11-5 |
Lost Wild Card Round |
| 1979 |
11-5 |
Lost Conference Championship |
| 1978 |
10-6 |
Lost Conference Championship |
| 1977 |
8-6 |
None |
| 1976 |
5-9 |
None |
| 1975 |
10-4 |
None |
| 1974 |
7-7 |
None |
| 1973 |
1-13 |
None |
| 1972 |
1-13 |
None |
| 1971 |
4-9-1 |
None |
| 1970 |
3-10-1 |
None |
| *1969 |
6-6-2 |
Lost AFL Divisional Round |
| *1968 |
7-7 |
None |
| *1967 |
9-4-1 |
Lost AFL Championship Game |
| *1966 |
3-11 |
None |
| *1965 |
4-10 |
None |
| *1964 |
4-10 |
None |
| *1963 |
6-8 |
None |
| *1962 |
11-3 |
Lost AFL Championship |
| *1961 |
10-3-1 |
Won AFL Championship |
| *1960 |
10-4 |
Won AFL Championship |
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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