Titans vs. Raiders Odds & Betting Predictions - October 12, 2025

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Handful of reasons why I’m projecting this closer to 30.5 with around a 64% chance to stay under. First, Titans have trailed on a league high 76% of their snaps. Even last weeks win was an extreme pass heavy comeback fueled win. They have actually been a very run heavy offense so a closer game script or even the decent chance they play with a lead at some point in this game could lead to a much higher run rate. QB coach Bo Hardegree has been calling the plays the last two weeks and has been much more run heavy than Brian Callahan was over the first 3 games, Bo has been much more willing to run on 2nd and long, which would go a long way for this prop if he continues that trend.

Early this week, I was afraid I was going to have to hold my nose and back Titans +6. The Raiders should not be six-point favorites against anyone, and sure enough, that line is down to four now at most books. But if the Raiders are home favorites, that means they're going to have to score some points and protect a lead, and that sets up for a nice Ashton Jeanty game. The Titans defense ranks bottom quarter of the league in many metrics, and it's been especially bad against the run at 31st in DVOA. Tennessee allows the third most rushing yards to RBs, and the Titans have allowed eight rushing TDs already to opponent RBs. That's the most in the league, and it would be nine if Emeri Demarcado could remember to hold onto the football! The Titans have allowed at least one opponent RB touchdown in all five games this season, including two or more in three straight. I'll pass on Jeanty's rushing yardage line at 72.5 since he's gone under that in four of five games. Jeanty is getting the workload but not finding a ton of yardage behind a poor offensive line badly missing Kolton Miller. Jeanty is on pace to run 280 times for just 1,200 yards, and he absolutely should not be the second favorite for Rookie of the Year right now. He is scoring, though. The Raiders have eight offensive touchdowns this season, and Jeanty has half of them — two running and two as a receiver. Someone's gotta score for the Raiders, and we'll take it however Jeanty gets there. Play Jeanty's Anytime TD odds at -143 (Caesars), with a portion of your bet on two TDs at +430 (FanDuel) and let's hope the Titans allow a pair of RB scores for a fourth straight week.

Offensive line issues have forced Jeanty to create most of his yards on his own. He's tied with Jonathan Taylor for the league lead in missed tackles forced. A healthy 58.2% of Jeanty's yards have come after contact. Fortunately, he shouldn't have to be so reliant on shaking off defenders in this matchup. Tennessee has allowed the 2nd-most yards before contact per carry. They've allowed the 3rd-most yards per game and 4th-most yards per carry to running backs. The Raiders are actually favored this week. Jeanty has averaged 20 carries in the 2 games the Raiders didn't lose by double digits.

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