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The Titans may struggle this year but in this guide, we will see where the plus points are. You will find out everything you need to know about Tennessee Titans betting – and where the value is.

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It looks like it could be a difficult year for the Titans this year. Although this is a team that has enjoyed 9-7 seasons for the last three years, that has not developed into postseason success.

Those in the know when it comes to Tennessee Titans betting think that this year will be tougher. But with Andrew Luck announcing his shock retirement recently there is suddenly more scope for some interesting Titans bets.

The Titans do have one of the most difficult schedules in the NFL this year, however. Apart from the AFC South being a particularly tough division, the rest of their games will be a test too.

AFC West and NFC South opponents will be a series of matchups that could end up in some high scoring games. This could mean that beating the spread and over bets in the totals markets could be the way to go. There might not be many predictions for Titans wins but there are still wagers to be made with this team.

Quarterback Marcus Mariota will feel the pressure to bring the Titans on this season. But he has never really fulfilled the potential of his Heisman Trophy past, where he was the number two overall pick in the 2015 draft.

It could be an idea to go under the total win projection for Tennessee this year. After a series of successful seasons, there will be some that believe that will continue. The value odds could be on for the under here.

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Tennessee Titans Schedule

The schedule for the 2019 NFL season has now been released so we can chart each team’s progress. Here are the games for the Titans.

WeekDateKickoff (CT)Opponent
1Sept 1412:00 p.m.at Denver Broncos
2Sept 2012:00 p.m.Jacksonville Jaguars
3Sept 2712:00 p.m.at Minnesota Vikings
4Oct 412:00 p.m.Pittsburgh Steelers
5Oct 1112:00 p.m.Buffalo Bills
6Oct 1812:00 p.m.Houston Texans
7Bye Week
8Nov 112:00 p.m.at Cincinnati Bengals
9Nov 812:00 p.m.Chicago Bears
10Nov 127:20 p.m.Indianapolis Colts
11Nov 2212:00 p.m.at Baltimore Ravens
12Nov 2912:00 p.m.at Indianapolis Colts
13Dec 612:00 p.m.Cleveland Browns
14Dec 1312:00 p.m.at Jacksonville Jaguars
15TBDTBDDetroit Lions
16Dec 277:20 p.m.at Green Bay Packers
17Jan 312:00 p.m.at Houston Texans
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History of Tennessee Titans

The Titans have a rich history in the NFL – but not always as a team in Tennessee. This franchise has a very interesting story.

Team Creation

The franchise now known as the Tennessee Titans was established as the Houston Oilers and first played in the AFL in 1960 and won the championship games in its first two years of existence.

Best Seasons

As far as the NFL goes, there has not been as much success as those two years in the AFL suggested.

As the Houston Oilers, the team lost two successive AFC Championship games in 1978 and 1979. The team didn’t enjoy any more meaningful success until the late 1980s. But it was not until the move to Tennessee at the end of the 90s that the real glory came to this team.

Originally keeping the Oilers name, Tennessee became the Titans in 1997 and immediately made it to the Super Bowl. But the St Louis Rams won the championship game 23-16 and there has not been a lot of postseason play since.

A particularly quiet period ended in 2017 when the Titans lost in the Divisional playoffs. Anyone interested in Tennessee Titans betting should probably avoid the futures markets and concentrate on prop bets and possibly moneyline prices for better value.

Most Famous Players

Although he never played as a Tennessee Titan, Warren Moon is undoubtedly the most famous player in this team’s franchise history.

Moon played as a Houston Oiler from 1984 to 1993 and played in eight Pro Bowls while a member of the team. He was the NFL Man of the Year in 1989 and has had his number retired by the Tennessee Titans.

Running back Earl Campbell was another Oiler who is still regarded fondly by fans of the franchise.

In later years the biggest name to play for the Titans is probably Steve McNair. The quarterback played for the Houston Oilers, Tennessee Oilers as well as a Titan and was an AFC champion in 1999. He also made the Pro Bowl three times and was the NFL MVP in 2003.

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