Tennessee Titans vs Houston Texans Predictions<\/h3>\n\n- Tennessee Titans -10 vs Houston Texans<\/li>\n
- Total: 45 Points<\/li>\n
- The road team has covered the spread in each of the last four meetings in this series.<\/li>\n
- The over is 29-11 in the Titans’ last 40 games.<\/li>\n
- Tennessee is 5-1 against the spread during their current six-game win streak.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Success in the NFL is often tied to bouncing back from adversity and putting the \u201cnext man up\u201d mentality to work effectively. So far in 2021, no one has done that better than the Titans.<\/p>\n
Despite losing Derrick Henry for the season, Tennessee shares the NFL\u2019s best record through 10 games with Arizona and Green Bay. What\u2019s even more impressive is that they opened the season getting hammered by the Cardinals at home.<\/p>\n
Their only other loss came at the Jets in a matchup that should\u2019ve ended up tied If not for a missed field goal late in overtime, but Randy Bullock has redeemed himself by doing his part to produced tight wins over Buffalo, Indianapolis and most recently, New Orleans.<\/p>\n
Ryan Tannehill has found a way to keep the chains moving despite losing the game\u2019s top running back and working with a banged-up A.J. Brown who has been a shell of what he\u2019s shown he can be. Earlier this month the star receiver revealed he\u2019s battle depression and contemplated suicide last year.<\/p>\n
Top offseason acquisition Julio Jones has been unable to contribute due to a hamstring injury, while the team\u2019s leader and best offensive lineman, tackle Taylor Lewan, has missed games and has yet to be 100 percent due to a knee injury. Tennessee has already used 82 players this season, two off the NFL record.<\/p>\n
\u201cI appreciate our core group that fights and battles and finds a way to make plays at the end,\u201d said head coach Mike Vrablel, who is now the favorite to win Coach of the Year at Draft Kings. \u201cWhen you don\u2019t panic, there\u2019s a tendency for everybody else not to panic. Find out who we have, find 48 guys that will try to help us win on Sunday, whether they\u2019re on the practice squad or whether they\u2019re on the active roster. Put a plan in, who it is, what do they know, what can they do? Then compete to win a football game.”<\/p>\n
This is a situation where Tennessee is likely to be foiled by human nature. Consider what the Titans have overcome. Since blowing out the Jaguars 37-19, they\u2019ve defeated the Bills and Chiefs, gone to Indianapolis and survived the Colts in overtime. Then they lost Henry. No problem, they just went out and whipped the Rams in L.A.<\/p>\n
Last week, they struggled with the Saints but managed to prevail by persevering against a really solid New Orleans defense, holding on 23-21. This week, Houston being on the schedule basically signals that it\u2019s time to take a breather.<\/p>\n
Tennessee doesn\u2019t need its \u201cA-game\u201d to handle business. A trip to New England is on deck before a much-needed bye week. The Titans probably won\u2019t lose here, but they probably won\u2019t cover either. Take the points.<\/p>\n
Tennessee Titans vs Houston Texans Analysis from The GoldSheet<\/h3>\n
The Titans have won five consecutive games against teams that reached the playoffs last season and have won six-straight for the first time since opening the \u201908 season 10-0. Harold Landry has been the team\u2019s top defensive player, registering at least a half-sack in eight games in a row. D\u2019Onta Freeman, Adrian Peterson and Jeremy McNichols are splitting up Henry\u2019s workload, but it\u2019s Tannehill that has to take his game up to the next level if the Titans are going to compete for an AFC title.<\/p>\n
The Texans own the AFC\u2019s worst record with just one victory in nine outings but should be better since Tyrod Taylor will have a full week of practice time under his belt after returning to action in Week 9 against Miami. He produced a season-high 37 points and Houston\u2019s only win in Week 1 against the Jaguars. The Texans are getting double digits in Nashville, but should be able to cover this spread if Taylor can extend drives with his legs and keeps Brandin Cooks busy with targets. Take the points.<\/p>\n
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The Prezidential Address<\/h3>\n
Looking for a 30-minute show that attacks NFL betting from every angle? The Prezidential Address is for you. Each week, Prez will go through the entire NFL schedule and offer his thoughts on bets against the spread, over\/under totals, teaser options and player props. In this week’s edition of The Prezidential Address, we cover the Tennessee Titans vs Houston Texans game at the 17:40 timestamp.
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Success in the NFL is often tied to bouncing back from adversity and putting the \u201cnext man up\u201d mentality to work effectively. So far in 2021, no one has done that better than the Titans.<\/p>\n
Despite losing Derrick Henry for the season, Tennessee shares the NFL\u2019s best record through 10 games with Arizona and Green Bay. What\u2019s even more impressive is that they opened the season getting hammered by the Cardinals at home.<\/p>\n
Their only other loss came at the Jets in a matchup that should\u2019ve ended up tied If not for a missed field goal late in overtime, but Randy Bullock has redeemed himself by doing his part to produced tight wins over Buffalo, Indianapolis and most recently, New Orleans.<\/p>\n
Ryan Tannehill has found a way to keep the chains moving despite losing the game\u2019s top running back and working with a banged-up A.J. Brown who has been a shell of what he\u2019s shown he can be. Earlier this month the star receiver revealed he\u2019s battle depression and contemplated suicide last year.<\/p>\n
Top offseason acquisition Julio Jones has been unable to contribute due to a hamstring injury, while the team\u2019s leader and best offensive lineman, tackle Taylor Lewan, has missed games and has yet to be 100 percent due to a knee injury. Tennessee has already used 82 players this season, two off the NFL record.<\/p>\n
\u201cI appreciate our core group that fights and battles and finds a way to make plays at the end,\u201d said head coach Mike Vrablel, who is now the favorite to win Coach of the Year at Draft Kings. \u201cWhen you don\u2019t panic, there\u2019s a tendency for everybody else not to panic. Find out who we have, find 48 guys that will try to help us win on Sunday, whether they\u2019re on the practice squad or whether they\u2019re on the active roster. Put a plan in, who it is, what do they know, what can they do? Then compete to win a football game.”<\/p>\n
This is a situation where Tennessee is likely to be foiled by human nature. Consider what the Titans have overcome. Since blowing out the Jaguars 37-19, they\u2019ve defeated the Bills and Chiefs, gone to Indianapolis and survived the Colts in overtime. Then they lost Henry. No problem, they just went out and whipped the Rams in L.A.<\/p>\n
Last week, they struggled with the Saints but managed to prevail by persevering against a really solid New Orleans defense, holding on 23-21. This week, Houston being on the schedule basically signals that it\u2019s time to take a breather.<\/p>\n
Tennessee doesn\u2019t need its \u201cA-game\u201d to handle business. A trip to New England is on deck before a much-needed bye week. The Titans probably won\u2019t lose here, but they probably won\u2019t cover either. Take the points.<\/p>\n
Tennessee Titans vs Houston Texans Analysis from The GoldSheet<\/h3>\n
The Titans have won five consecutive games against teams that reached the playoffs last season and have won six-straight for the first time since opening the \u201908 season 10-0. Harold Landry has been the team\u2019s top defensive player, registering at least a half-sack in eight games in a row. D\u2019Onta Freeman, Adrian Peterson and Jeremy McNichols are splitting up Henry\u2019s workload, but it\u2019s Tannehill that has to take his game up to the next level if the Titans are going to compete for an AFC title.<\/p>\n
The Texans own the AFC\u2019s worst record with just one victory in nine outings but should be better since Tyrod Taylor will have a full week of practice time under his belt after returning to action in Week 9 against Miami. He produced a season-high 37 points and Houston\u2019s only win in Week 1 against the Jaguars. The Texans are getting double digits in Nashville, but should be able to cover this spread if Taylor can extend drives with his legs and keeps Brandin Cooks busy with targets. Take the points.<\/p>\n
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The Prezidential Address<\/h3>\n
Looking for a 30-minute show that attacks NFL betting from every angle? The Prezidential Address is for you. Each week, Prez will go through the entire NFL schedule and offer his thoughts on bets against the spread, over\/under totals, teaser options and player props. In this week’s edition of The Prezidential Address, we cover the Tennessee Titans vs Houston Texans game at the 17:40 timestamp.
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