NFL POD 9-3.
TITANS +7 (-115)
Let’s be honest, taking the Titans today won’t win you any popularity contests. They’re 1–5, missing key pieces, and the public has already buried them. But that’s exactly why they’re the right side. This is a bet rooted in market psychology, trench disruption, and undervalued upside.
The Patriots come in at 4–2, but that record is inflated by wins over soft or injured opponents. Their offense remains inconsistent, and they’re traveling to Nashville with defensive concerns—CB Charles Woods (knee) didn’t practice, and S Jaylinn Hawkins (hamstring) was limited. That secondary is vulnerable, and Tennessee has just enough firepower to exploit it.
Despite injuries to Calvin Ridley (hamstring) and Bryce Oliver (knee), the Titans still have Van Jefferson (ankle) and Tyler Lockett (rest) active. It’s not flashy, but it’s functional. More importantly, DT Jeffery Simmons is fully healthy and producing at an elite level—4.5 sacks, 8 tackles for loss, 28 total tackles. He anchors a front that can pressure Mac Jones and force mistakes, especially with Dre’Mont Jones (knee) questionable.
This is a 1 p.m. ET kickoff in Nashville, and the Titans have historically played tougher at home. They’re desperate to salvage their season, and that urgency matters. You’re buying low on a team that’s undervalued due to optics, not substance.
This play isnt sexy. But it’s sharp. Take the Titans. Hold your nose. And smile when the line closes tighter than anyone expected.
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