Tennessee Titans Betting Odds

With Ryan Tannehill under center and Derrick Henry in the backfield, the Tennessee Titans returned to the NFL playoffs last year. The Titans finished the regular season with a 12-5 record, claiming dominion over the AFC South once again. Their visit to the playoffs was cut excruciatingly short, however, when they suffered a Divisional Round loss to the Cincinnati Bengals.

Heading into the 2022-23 season, fans are hopeful the Titans can return to the Super Bowl for the first time since 1999. With a lot of excitement around Tennessee’s NFL hopes again, check back for the latest live odds for this week’s Titans game plus betting trends, tips, and more.

This week’s Titans odds: Spread, Super Bowl, Props

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Tennessee Titans Betting Lines

NFL season is the busiest time of the year for legal sportsbooks, but they are more than up for the task. Oddsmakers will pay careful attention to each contest and fine tune the odds as the week progresses. Whenever you check out an upcoming slate, you’ll see a full listing of all games with odds for the main bet types like this:

• Indianapolis Colts +155 +3.5 (-110) O 49.5 (-110)
• Tennessee Titans -175 -3.5 (-110) U 49.5 (-110)

Moneyline, point spread, and totals are the holy trinity of NFL betting. All three bet types bring in tons of action for each contest on the wagering menu. Odds come out early in the week and will stay active right up to kickoff. Here’s what you need to know about getting into the game with the big three.

Betting the Titans Moneyline

When you’re getting ready to watch an NFL game, there’s a good chance you have an opinion on which side will win. The moneyline is a simple bet that lets you make the call on the outcome. Here’s how it’ll look:

• Indianapolis Colts +155
• Tennessee Titans -175

Moneyline odds for favorites are negative and positive for underdogs. The range between the numbers indicates the perceived closeness of the matchup through the eyes of the sportsbook. The listed number will show you either how much you’ll win based on a $100 bet (underdog) or how much you’ll need to bet to get a return of $100 (favorite). Note: You do not need to bet $100. All bets are scaleable up or down.

Titans Point Spread this week

Which side will cover? That’s a topic of debate all week long in the run-up to NFL games. Oddsmakers set a spread on each contest for bettors to analyze and wager on. Eg.:

• Indianapolis Colts +3.5 (-110)
• Tennessee Titans -3.5 (-110)

You can choose the favorite minus the points or the underdog plus the spread. To win the bet, the side that you select has to cover the spread.

Titans Over/Under

Is this going to be a high- or low-scoring game? If you can reasonably assess that question for NFL games, then you’re well on your way to being up to speed with Over/Under bets.

• Over 49.5 (-110)
• Under 49.5 (-110)

There will be an estimated number set by sportsbooks for each contest. Over bettors want the score to be higher than the number, while Under bettors are hoping for the opposite.

Tennessee Titans team facts

• City: Nashville, Tennessee
• Stadium: Nissan Stadium
• Head Coach: Mike Vrabel
• Established: 1960 (as Houston Oilers)
• Conference: American Football Conference
• Division: AFC South
• Rivals: Jacksonville Jaguars, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Buffalo Bills, Pittsburgh Steelers, Carolina Panthers

Tennessee Titans schedule for 2022-23

Here’s a complete look at how this year’s schedule shapes up for Tennessee (All times ET).

How to bet on the Tennessee Titans

Tennessee online sportsbooks and betting apps offer a wide variety of ways to bet on Tennessee Titans games, from simple moneyline bets, to win or lose outright, or more exotic props and parlays. Standard bets (also see above) include:

• Moneyline: a bet on a team to win outright
• Point spread: a bet on a team to cover the spread set by the sportsbook
• Over/under: a bet that the total number of points scored will be over or under an amount set by the sportsbook
• Props: a kind of side bet on how teams or players will perform, regardless of the game’s results (e.g., a bet on how many touchdowns a quarterback will throw)
• Parlays: a bet that combines two or more wagers, all of which much be winners for the bet to pay off
• Futures: a bet on an outcome determined at a future date, such as on a team’s total wins or who will win the Super Bowl

Several of the more popular futures bets involving the Tennessee Titans are listed above.

There are other player props involving the Tennessee Titans as well. You can bet on either running back Derrick Henry or quarterback Ryan Tannehill to be the NFL Offensive Player of the Year. You can also bet on new cornerback Kristian Fulton to be the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year.

Spend some time with the sportsbook to see what other Titans prop or team bets are available.

Live Betting on the Titans

Don’t forget that live betting or in-game betting is available as well while you watch the Titans play.

The NFL is great for live betting. The pace of play and regular breaks in the action give bettors lots of chances to bet on what will happen on the next play or other outcomes for which the odds and lines are adjusted as the game goes along.

In game betting creates an immersive experience, offering fans unprecedented game interaction. Lines and odds will shift during integral moments in a game, such as after a strong play or points scored. Consequently, some odds are only available for a minute at a time.

How in-game odds change

Although live betting data is updated in real time, action can change within seconds. This leaves room for bettors to take advantage of an array of in-game occurrences before odds makers have time to readjust the numbers.

Whereas historical sports betting relies on computer algorithms and static analytics, in-game betting rewards a bettor’s intuition. Bettors must determine where the value exists and capitalize on the opportunity before it dissolves.

Moneyline, point spread and game total lines, which are typically fairly stagnant, change widely in live betting. Maybe the moneyline for the next Titans game was at -250 before kickoff. Moneyline odds might move to -350 if Tennessee scores an early touchdown.

Conversely, odds may fall to -150 if they sink into an early deficit, which would be prime wagering time for bettors anticipating a comeback.

An over/under set at 53.5 before kickoff could shift to 48.5 during halftime if the score is only sitting at 16-7. This could be the ideal time to wager on the over if a specific incumbent team is known for stronger second half scoring.

In-Game Prop Bets

Some sportsbooks will go so far as to allow prop bets on the outcome of plays. Bettors can wager on the potential for:

• Passing yards
• Rushing yards
• Yards lost or gained
• First downs
• Touchdowns

These types of bets call for maximum engagement, as the betting window is particularly small.

To in-game bet on the Titans, register and download your sportsbook apps before kickoff. You can find iOS download instructions here, and Android instructions here. Much like pre-game NFL betting, some sportsbooks will post better live odds than others. Transitioning between books – aka shopping for lines – is key.

Five greatest Tennessee Titans of all time

There were a number of great Houston Oilers whose careers preceded the franchise’s move to Nashville. Some of those players include Elvin Bethea, Earl Campbell, and Warren Moon. However, when it comes to the best players in Titans history, most if not all of these five would likely appear on most fans’ lists:

• Eddie George – the franchise’s top running back for nine seasons, George gained more than 10,000 yards without missing a start
• Chris Johnson – six-year running back with the Titans and set a franchise record when he rushed for 2,006 yards in 2009
• Jevon Kearse – “The Freak” was a dominant defensive end and three-time Pro Bowler with the Titans
• Bruce Matthews – 19-year veteran center who played his  entire career with HOU-TEN and made the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2007
• Steve McNair – the first franchise QB in Titans history led the team to only its Super Bowl appearance and shared an MVP with Peyton Manning

Titans football live-stream, TV info

Fans can watch the Titans in various ways, including streaming live via the NFL app. ESPN airs Monday Night Football.

Thursday Night Football games are shown on Amazon Prime Video. If you want to see every single game involving every team, you can purchase the season-long NFL Sunday Ticket or NFL Game Pass through your satellite or cable provider.

Meanwhile, those in Tennessee can always watch the games broadcast over local television. CBS airs AFC regional games on Sundays, FOX carries Sunday games with NFC teams, and NBC airs Sunday Night Football. Local affiliates in TN include:

• Chattanooga – WDEF channel 12 (CBS), WRCB channel 3 / digital 13 (NBC)
• Jackson – WBBJ channel 35 / digital 7.3 (CBS), WJKT channel 16 / digital 21 (FOX), WNBJ channel 39 / digital 16 (NBC)
• Johnson City – WJHL channel 11 (CBS)
• Knoxville – WVLT channel 34 / digital 8 (CBS), WTNZ channel 43 / digital 15 (FOX), WBIR channel 10 (NBC)
• Nashville – WTVF channel 36 / digital 5.1 (CBS), WZTV channel 17 (FOX), WSMV channel 4 / digital 10 (NBC)