PREMIUM
AAA's SATURDAY NIGHT FAN APPRECIATION ATS *BLOOD-BATH!* (TITANS/PATS!)
(NFL) Tennessee vs. New England,
Point Spread: 14.00 | -115.00 Tennessee (Away)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 14.00 | -115.00 Tennessee (Away)
Result: Loss
This is an 8* ATS BLOOD-BATH on the Tennessee Titans.
The Titans come in off a tough 22-21 road win over the Chiefs and while an outright upset today is likely out of the cards, we think the conditions are right for a much more competitive affair than what the bookmakers are trying to lead us to believe. Tennessee QB Marcus Mariota silenced the critics by leading his team back from a 21-3 deficit last week, finishing with 205 passing yards, two TD's, one INT and 46 rushing yards. RB Derrick Henry posted 156 rushing yards in the victory. Tennessee looked exceptional on the defensive side of the ball as well in the second half, holding KC scoreless after the break. There's trouble in paradise with the ownership, coaching and QB Tom Brady over on the New England side. But the off field issues likely aren't going to slow down anything on the field this weekend. New England is the better team in this matchup, which has a major advantage with home field as well. But note that the Pats still own the 30th ranked pass defense. Note as well that Tennessee is 7-1 ATS in its last eight against teams with winning records, while New England is 1-2 ATS in its last three when playing with two weeks of rest. We look for TENNESSEE to leave everything it has on the field of play and to give the Pats a bit of a scare. Grab the points.
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The Titans come in off a tough 22-21 road win over the Chiefs and while an outright upset today is likely out of the cards, we think the conditions are right for a much more competitive affair than what the bookmakers are trying to lead us to believe. Tennessee QB Marcus Mariota silenced the critics by leading his team back from a 21-3 deficit last week, finishing with 205 passing yards, two TD's, one INT and 46 rushing yards. RB Derrick Henry posted 156 rushing yards in the victory. Tennessee looked exceptional on the defensive side of the ball as well in the second half, holding KC scoreless after the break. There's trouble in paradise with the ownership, coaching and QB Tom Brady over on the New England side. But the off field issues likely aren't going to slow down anything on the field this weekend. New England is the better team in this matchup, which has a major advantage with home field as well. But note that the Pats still own the 30th ranked pass defense. Note as well that Tennessee is 7-1 ATS in its last eight against teams with winning records, while New England is 1-2 ATS in its last three when playing with two weeks of rest. We look for TENNESSEE to leave everything it has on the field of play and to give the Pats a bit of a scare. Grab the points.
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