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Five weeks into the 2021 campaign, the Titans offense ranks third overall in rushing offense (167.8 yards per game), 10th in total offense (389.2 yards per week), 10th in scoring offense (averaging 26.4 points), and 26th in passing offense (221.4 yards per game). On the flip side, Tennessee has a 2-13 ATS mark when charting its last 15 games of that week's opponent possessing a streak of four or more consecutive wins (minus-$1230). The Titans own a 4-1 ATS record in their last five matchups with the Bills, when representing the betting underdog ($290). For this season, however, the Titans are 3-2 ATS overall ($80) and 2-1 versus AFC foes ($90). The numbers are also underwhelming for primetime games since 2018, with Tennessee going 3-6 ATS at home (minus-$330) and 2-4 as the betting underdog (minus-$240). The last few years of MNF have been marked by high turnover in the broadcasting booth, so here’s to hoping the program can find some stability in 2022. For that period, the club has a 26-26-1 overall ATS record (minus-$260), 12-13-1 mark at home (minus-$230), and 18-20-1 record versus AFC opponents (minus-$400). In 2021, MNF games were called by Steve Levy, Louis Riddick, and Brian Griese.

Tennessee Titans BETPREP TRENDSĪmong the relevant trends, the Titans have yielded marginal ATS results over the last three-plus seasons. After five weeks of play, the Bills' high-octane offense ranks first overall in scoring offense (34.4 points per game), fifth overall in rushing offense (140.4 yards per week), eighth in total offense (averaging 410.4 yards), and ninth in passing offense (270.0 yards per game). The numbers for 2021 are similarly stellar, with the Bills enjoying a 4-1 overall record ($290), 2-0 ATS on the road ($200), and 3-1 as the betting favorite ($190).

In that period, Buffalo posted terrific ATS marks when playing on the road (17-7-2, $930), facing an AFC opponent (22-16-2, $440), and serving as the betting favorite (15-10, $400). Among the relevant trends here, the Bills are 31-20-2 against the spread (ATS) over the last three-plus seasons.