The Tennessee Titans are currently sitting at the top of the AFC South with an 8-4 record this season and are two full games ahead of the Indianapolis Colts while also owning the tiebreaker. They seem to be a solid team but there are a lot of issues surrounding the program so it will be interesting to see if they should be considered to be a threat to make the Super Bowl on the AFC side. Are you confident in the Titans this season? Well, make some money betting on some NFL lines in order to make a profit and using some NFL knowledge that you have acquired. Henry Returning? Running back Derric ..read more

The 2020 Tennessee Titans were a team with attitude, led by 2,000 yard rusher Derrick Henry, who was once again at it as one of the best in the NFL. Tennessee got off to a 5-0 start, but then they fell victim at home to the Pittsburgh Steelers, who were in the midst of their own 11-0 run before they totally fell apart and ended the year 12-4. The Titans are looking to take another step forward in 2021, as they will look to the NFL’s second season as a time they can make an impact in the NFL. While there’s a number of great matchups on the Titans slate, including divisional games vs the Colts ..read more

Two years ago the Titans came out of nowhere to take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Title game, only to fall short after having an early lead in the championship game. Last year the team played the same Ravens team they beat the year before, this time playing them at home, and the Ravens got their revenge as they sent the Titans home for the year with a tough to swallow 20-13 loss. The Titans have spent the offseason making their roster stronger, and it looks like they are ready for a bigger and better run in the AFC in 2021. The club has a number of high profile prime time games on the ..read more

The Titans remain in the mix for free agent defensive end J.J. Watt, but according to reports the former Houston Texan is not going to come cheap. Thursday a report surfaced that Watt has an offer on the table from a team believed to be worth between $15 million and $16 million. John Clayton of ESPN in Seattle reports that the Titans, along with the Green Bay Packers, and Buffalo Bills are the three teams that have given the most attention to Watt and they are the frontrunners for his services. The Titans are a bit of a surprise finalist, considering Watt’s ties with the Steelers (his brother ..read more

J.J. Watt remains the top free agent on the market that right now can sign with any team in the NFL after the Texans released him last week. It could be a huge boost for the Titans if they can land Watt, not only giving them a player who can be impactful on their defense, but also would likely love to go back and play his old team twice a season. Watt has missed significant playing time in three of the last five seasons he’s played in, and he’s 31 years old, so the Titans or whatever team inks him is going to have to take all that into consideration. ESPN’s Ed Werder is reporting that about a ..read more

Marcus Spears joins SportsCenter and weighs in on what the Titans will have to do to defeat the Colts in Week 10 of the 2020 NFL season. The Titans enter play 6-2 as they are a game up on the Colts, and need to get a win to stay in first in the South. Here’s what to look for in Thursday’s game. The post Video: Breaking Down the AFC South Thursday Night Colts-Titans Battle appeared first on Titans Gab ..read more

Over the course of their history, the Tennessee Titans have had some rather forgettable quarterbacks. Sure everyone remembers Steve McNair and even Vince Young, but there has really been some stinkers that has lined up under center since the team moved to Nashville in 1997. Today we take a look at five of these quarterbacks, going so far as to giving you the QB that we think was the overall worst QB of all-time in Titans history. 5. Zach Mettenberger Zachary Rich “Zach” Mettenberger was a Titans draft pick in the 6th round (pick number 178 overall) of the 2014 NFL Draft, and had a unspectacul ..read more

The Titans fear left tackle Taylor Lewan tore an ACL in Sunday’s 42-36 win over the Texans, Erik Bacharach of the Tennessean reports. Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer said Lewan will have an MRI on Monday to assess the severity of the knee injury. Lewan went down after a play in the third quarter of Sunday’s game against the Houston Texans at Nissan Stadium, clutching his knee. He walked very slowly to the sideline before heading to the blue medical tent. The 29-year-old then went to the locker room, again moving gingerly. Hours after Sunday’s game, left guard Rodger Saffold reacted to Lewan’s injury ..read more

Here are tonight’s inactives for the rare Tuesday night game between the Bills and Titans: Buffalo Bills John Brown WR Jake Fromm QB Zack Moss RB Matt Milano LB Lee Smith TE Quinton Spain G Tre’Davious White CB Tennessee Titans Kristian Fulton CB Kamalei Correa LB Kerick Roberson LB Daniel Munyer OL The post Bills vs Titans Tuesday Night NFL Week Five Inactives appeared first on Titans Gab ..read more

The Titans will not be in action again on Sunday after having their game against the Steelers last Sunday nixed. Instead, the team will have to wait until Tuesday to take on the undefeated Bills, as the game was moved per Adam Schefter of ESPN. Titans-Bills game scheduled for Sunday is being moved to Tuesday at 6 pm as long as there are no more positive tests with Tennessee, per sources. Bills-Chiefs game being switched from next Thursday to Sunday but goes back it more positive tests in Tennessee, per source. — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 8, 2020 I’m told by #Titans and #Bills p ..read more