Tennessee Titans

Tennessee Titans

While the Tennessee Titans underperformed in the betting market last season, going just 7-10 against the spread (ATS), they put together an excellent season overall, finishing 11-6 and getting the No. 4 seed in the AFC playoffs.

Oddsmakers are pegging them for close to double-digit wins this upcoming season, and the Titans odds suggest they'll be in the running to win the AFC South and get into the playoffs again. Look above at the Titans odds, as well as their schedule, notable injuries, and more.

Titans Point Spreads

In every Titans game this year, you'll be able to bet on their point spread, which is the most popular bet type in sports betting. It's basically a wager on how much a team will win or lose by; it's a more interesting bet than just which team will win, especially in lopsided games.

Here’s a brief example of a spread for a Titans game:

• Titans -4.5 (-110)
• Jaguars +4.5 (-110)

In this situation, the Titans spread is set at -4.5, which indicates they're the favorites in the game, while the Jaguars are the underdogs, shown by the plus sign (+). If you bet on the Tennessee spread, you would win your wager if the Titans beat the Jaguars by five points or more. If the Jaguars won the game or lost by fewer than five points.

Tennessee Titans Over/Unders

Another popular bet type is called the over/under or total, and it's a bet on the combined number of points scored in a game. For example, if the Titans played the Texans and the over/under was set at 37.5, you could bet either side of that line at a sportsbook. If you bet the over, you would win the bet if the Titans and Texans combined for 38 or more points, and you'd lose if they combined for 37 or fewer points.

Titans Moneylines

If you don't want to bet the spread of a game, you can always bet the moneyline, which takes the margin of victory out of the equation. Say the Titans were -140 against the Colts: If you bet on the Titans moneyline, you'd win your bet if the Titans won -- no matter whether they won by three points or 30 points.

You can read the odds like you do the "juice" or "vig" on spread bets: At -140 moneyline odds for the Titans, you'd have to bet $140 to win $100 (or $14 to win $10). In contrast, if Tennessee was +140 on the moneyline (indicating, again, that it was the underdog), you'd win $140 on a $100 bet.

You can use our Odds Calculator to calculate any bet amount or conversion.

Tennessee Titans Props

Player props are some of the most fun bets you can make on an NFL Sunday, especially if you've been playing fantasy football for years. They're bets on just a single player, and you can make those bets on a variety of stats, including passing yards, receiving yards, rushing yards, and more.

For example, you can bet on any Titans game this year whether Derrick Henry will go over or under his rushing total.

Titans Futures

If you're a big Titans fan and really believe they can win the whole thing this year, you can bet on that to happen, too! Those are called futures bets, and some examples of Titans futures are their odds to win the Super Bowl, their odds to win the AFC South, their odds to make/miss the playoffs, and more.